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SUPERB review!!! I went to buy a Thermion XQ50 lrf pro today and decided to ask Angela if there was something better , or if it was right scope for me. Hans called me just a short time later and IMMEDIATELY mentioned this scope for a small amount more. I agreed the resolution was more important than lrf. I bought this SOLEY on his recommendation! Pulled the trigger on this and am pretty excited. I had ZERO idea of this scope and never researched or watched videos or reviews. After my purchase I started watching everything I could. Just finished this and I'm STOKED. GREAT JOB brother!!!

Nice. How do you like that overall in its price point? Anything else I should look at?

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Hey everybody this scope is on sale for 3,999 right now!

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Great review. Thanks so much for doing this.

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I've tried calling in coyotes but inevitably my neighbors dog comes strolling on in. I didn't have thermal or night vision so was hunting at sunrise. I was able to identify my neighbors dog, it is friendly and I would feel like crap shooting their dog. This happened two weeks in a row so I stopped hunting coyotes. I would have a hard time identifying my neighbors dog with a thermal scope.😮

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how would this compare to the Pulsar Talion XG35? Would the Rix be worth the extra money? Is the image quality much better than the Pulsar and what about feature comparisons. Thanks in advance

Thanks for the review Very thorough

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What scope mount set up is that? American QE but tons of options ?

ARKEN ZULUS is so much better than the sight mark wraith.

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It would be VERY helpful to those of us who have purchased the Thermion but have NO experience with the controls, how to bring up the menu screen, how to scroll through the menu and select the appropriate icons, and how to make the adjustments correctly. Starting from step one and working all the way through might take some time, but I'm guessing you'd receive many more positive comments from foks who are working their way through the process. You are showing a green reticle... how do you change reticles, what buttons control the changes and how are those changes made. Does the red square where the first impact point is (to the lower left)... does that automatically show up or is that something you added for your video? What are the steps you go through to "freeze" the screen to make the adjustments... if the red square doesn't automatically appear, what is the process of marking where that impact point is to move your reticle to that location? It seems like more of an overview than a helpful video for a first time buyer / user. I look forward to finding a more in depth help video, and hopefully you can find the time to make one! Thank you!

Them ain't hogs at 6mins, but rattler v2 is good enough to ID! Good stuff, can't wait to get one. Great video, new subscriber here!

Agm makes some wonderful thermal I started my thermal game with the leupold tracker 1&2 then got into agm with the rattler ts19 256 I recently purchased a stingIR and 384 resolution and up is the way if your really into thermal

I wonder how this compares to my AGM Rattler V2 25-384 other than it just having a 35mm objective lense. The V2 rattler is definitely a better image than the V1 TS25-384 or TS35-384. I really like the price the GL35-384 RICO and it looks pretty badass. Hmmm 🤔

Well done, nice review

now this a finally a good review thanks

Good review. Does the live image get pixelated at higher zooms? My buddy has the 4K Max and the live image still looks clear at higher zooms for sighting-in and I'm curious about the live image quality of the Mini.

Where did you find the NETD spec? I can't find that anywhere

Great info not bad for the money though !

Will this mount on my savage xp or do I need to buy a separate mount to attach to the riffle

Does this scope have an auto refresh or do you have to do it manually.

Nobody’s gonna mention the double kill at 5:50 ?😯

Probably won’t need much magnification since it’s already sitting on 3.5x maybe in a longer 250-300 yd shot.Either way this scope looks sweet for that image quality

Do you know if the auto low light under settings should be on or off?

Thanks mate, The coyote canon Ir light is great idea for extending range. Andrew Nz

Nice shot brotha

Let me add some insight, from the image sensor industry. Pro's of smaller pixel size: - you can fit more pixels in a given sensor die area. think about surface area of 17x17" vs 12x12" and you get an idea of how many more 12x12 tiles you can fit in a given sensor die. Cons: - the sensing part of the pixel is smaller, and hence less thermal rays will hit that pixel. Everything else being equal, that means the smaller pixel will have less sensitivity, and will need more thermal signature from the target to 'wake up' that pixel. noise levels might go up or down, depending on pixel design. However, what very likely happened in v1 to v2, is that the pixel design itself got more efficient, and that is accomplished by tweaking the physical structure and recipe (injecting different elements or compounds to better react to an infrared ray of the desired wavelength) of the pixel . This is effectively wrapped up in a term called 'quantum efficiency' or QE, and is like an 'mpg' for a car. More pixels always mean more cost (unless pixel size can be cut down) because it means a large die and the processed wafers for thermal sensors are expensive and maybe the yield is low compared to digital IC's for phones which have had many billions of dollars spent on yield and QA enhancement for 5 decades. Also more pixels equals more probability of one pixel being lower sensitivity or defective due to some issue in manufacturing. So that means that sensor die has to be discarded, and that raises the cost of the surviving good sensor dies. It's a complex issue that the sensor IC vendor is always reviewing, and always has a roadmap to improve. I am sure that thermal and nightvision will get insanely better and megapixel higher resolution with AI image enhancement and who knows what else. Another expensive item is the germanium lense that is required so that longwave IR (which is what is radiated as 'heat') is focused effectively and passed through to the sensor pixel array with as little distortion and loss as possible. I don't know, but I wonder if the germanium lens is the biggest cost component in a thermal, or is it the sensor IC ?

I've been using an L3 as my back up scope and primary PCP air rifle scope since late 23. My L3 came with a quality RIX labeled two lever QD mount which only made this scope an even better deal. They do need to clarify that it's an ocular zoom and not an optical zoom. The ocular zoom feature rocks and it really shines on the L6 640 res scopes display, but since I was looking for a backup I sent the L6 back. Great review.

Just subbed. Thanks for the review sir😊

Special thanks for distance and type of animal ! Very useful !

Such an amazing review with many aspects👍

i already have 2 wraiths on 2 guns i wont buy a third this one is kool i like it however my wriath HD does the same thing this one does ecept this one is lighter and smaller thats it i never deal with batteries at all i just use a rechageble power source

Its good for the price. He is correct.

What light did you say you were using?

Will the 2x be too much base mag if you are hunting in timber and the average shot is 20 yds ?

Así debería ser la cacería,solo animales consumibles

MAP price is 799.97, you shouldn't be able to find them any less than that.

Blind in left eye?