New Infiray tube / Bolt TH35 V2 unboxing and specifications part 1

In this video we do an unboxing and look at the features and specifications of the Infiray tube th35 v2
Ground force international is the australian distributor www.gfpa.com.au/

[@sponsor8415]

You used to get decent view counts on the channel, but it's just product after product review now and quite frankly it's boring as hell and offers no real reason to subscribe to the channel any more. If I was you I would seriously think *'am I offering any real value to my viewers or am I just going to run this channel into the ground just for the sake of a few free products?'* It really wouldn't hurt to put the odd camping trip or fishing tip video on inbetween the blatant advertising. Surely even you can see the decline in the channel growth!?

[@Outdoorsaustralia]

Thanks for the honest feedback mate, yes I have been doing heaps of reviews I know but I do enjoy making them even though I don't get as many freebies as it may seem, I get to test some expensive gear because of this channel so i try to make the most of it and do some honest reviews to help people out. I will make some normal videos again but like alot of people I often struggle for time.
Cheers Daryl

[@angelisone]

Way overpriced that it's doesn't even have a dated 720P screen.
Only got 512P, this will surly hurt your eye in the long run. Many are way over $3,000.00 with childish resolution to view.

[@Outdoorsaustralia]

It's got a 2560 x 2560 screen mate, that's the highest in the industry

[@angelisone]

@@Outdoorsaustralia They are using fancy words & number, mate. It's a 512P [610 X 512 (6:46/10:21 = sensor)]
When in thermal mode (that's the market brag right). the screen will never be equal to your HD TV (2K+)
They claimed a 1.03" (26.162mm), no way in hell that the height is 26.162mm. It simple CAN NOT fit inside.

[@angelisone]

@@Outdoorsaustralia Even this person got it wrong. It's 480 resolutions (640X480). Not even close to dated 720
th-cam.com/video/dF3n3AbMAKE/w-d-xo.html. Prices are within $5K, costing more than many animal killers' rifles.
SAS doesn't use these in the fields.

[@Outdoorsaustralia]

I know what you mean about the thermal sensor resolution seems low but I assure you it's great technology and super helpful for pest animal control at night, I see things in my 640 sensor thermal scanner that I could not see with my 1920 x 1080 nightvision or the naked eye even in broad daylight. The military have used thermal technology in their aircraft and tanks since the 1960's

[@angelisone]

@@Outdoorsaustralia You should try what ATG has shown that your 1920X1080 will be much better @ night
Many thermal companies don't want you & other to know. And the cost is much less.
ATG says if you got some basic tools, you can mod a Wyze V3 with a 920nm light...