I’ve been talking to Alex H. from UA about building a rifle with this on it for a little while now. Would be awesome for clearing out ground squirrels on our farms. Can’t wait to finally try it out. Great vid! Looking forward to seeing a vid of it in use on small game or varmints.
How much internal/turret adjustment does it have? I want to use a different 30mm mount that is lower but want to make sure I’ll still have enough adjustment in the module to align the laser with the scope.
I’m currently testing this with the Element HYPR-7. In theory it’s a great system but very buggy. when it works it’s amazing. UA replaced the HYPR7 already but I think it’s a software issue. Hopefully will be sending to Element to replace both the RF module and HYPR7. The main issue is that the range value is incorrectly interpreted by the HYPR7. We also lose the ability to use the selection knob on the scope when the module is connected.
How is the laser supposed to be usable to zero at 100 when it looks barely usable at 35 because of the growing beam? The manual suggests zeroing at 100..
the target material will effect how much the laser blooms. I would recommend using cardboard and doing it in lower light like in the evening when you zero at 100 yards
Way to cumbersome. If a rangefinder and ballistic calculator is your thing, go Hik micro Alpex 4K or Pard DS35, they give you a secondary reticle and have awesome quality screens both for day and night.
PARD DS 35 is garbage. Particles floating all around inside unit and customer service sucks. Same with the FD1... Those are good units to teach you to buy once and cry once, AGM, IRay and Pulsar all much better optics.
@@michaeltabor3139 I have the PARD and the Alpex 4K. Both work flawlessly. I think you've got a bad one. CS is okay for both brands. When I send them a mail it usually takes 5 days to reply. I Have an Infiray Rico RH50 and yes, that's of another league but that's why you pay 4x more. PARD and Hikmicro are build for PCP airguns although they are rated for some kicking. I had my DS35 on a HW90 in .22 for about half a year (this gasram kicks like a mule) and it held up just fine. So again, I think you had a bad unit.
@@jbhk7977 My FD1 has particles floating around inside and customer service never responded for replacement, I wouldn't spend a dime with them again. I was one of the first people to get one directly from PARD when they came out. The picture is not good and the LRF isn't lined up with the reticle, isn't accurate and isn't adjustable. The FD1 is supposed to be the top of the line technology NV from PARD. I've since replaced it with a AGM Neith LRF and it works as it should and LRF is functional and useable.
It seems a bit complicated. Maybe 5 years ago, I'd be interested I have the zulus it's 1 unit records, 20x zoom with night vision, and has a bullistic app that works very well.
@@R84097 exactly, and he's talking about using a cheap all in one night vision. I can add this to my Nightforce for day use or use it with my AGM thermal for night.
The zulus needs a wire button too. Not sure how anyone is hunting holding gun and reaching over to press the range finder button. They need to figure out a way to add a wire button.
Since you guys seem to be doing pretty well, how about some future giveaways for those adults who work hard but still struggling and can't really afford to have these nice rifles, would be really nice, since you guys are always just showing off your really expensive gear which is beautiful by the way. In my case I work 40+ hours a week and here in California only enough for rent and the weeks food and gas and medical bills, but I love these fx rifles but sadly can't afford one at the moment. All the giveaways you guys have done are given to people who already own rifles. Spread the airgun love !
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I’ve been talking to Alex H. from UA about building a rifle with this on it for a little while now. Would be awesome for clearing out ground squirrels on our farms. Can’t wait to finally try it out. Great vid! Looking forward to seeing a vid of it in use on small game or varmints.
We want to see this RF in action on the field.
We should have that for you in the near future!
@@UtahAirguns I would love to see your thoughts and reviews on the hyper 7
How much internal/turret adjustment does it have? I want to use a different 30mm mount that is lower but want to make sure I’ll still have enough adjustment in the module to align the laser with the scope.
I’m currently testing this with the Element HYPR-7. In theory it’s a great system but very buggy. when it works it’s amazing. UA replaced the HYPR7 already but I think it’s a software issue. Hopefully will be sending to Element to replace both the RF module and HYPR7. The main issue is that the range value is incorrectly interpreted by the HYPR7. We also lose the ability to use the selection knob on the scope when the module is connected.
How is the laser supposed to be usable to zero at 100 when it looks barely usable at 35 because of the growing beam? The manual suggests zeroing at 100..
the target material will effect how much the laser blooms. I would recommend using cardboard and doing it in lower light like in the evening when you zero at 100 yards
Way to cumbersome. If a rangefinder and ballistic calculator is your thing, go Hik micro Alpex 4K or Pard DS35, they give you a secondary reticle and have awesome quality screens both for day and night.
PARD DS 35 is garbage. Particles floating all around inside unit and customer service sucks. Same with the FD1... Those are good units to teach you to buy once and cry once, AGM, IRay and Pulsar all much better optics.
@@michaeltabor3139 I have the PARD and the Alpex 4K. Both work flawlessly. I think you've got a bad one. CS is okay for both brands. When I send them a mail it usually takes 5 days to reply. I Have an Infiray Rico RH50 and yes, that's of another league but that's why you pay 4x more. PARD and Hikmicro are build for PCP airguns although they are rated for some kicking. I had my DS35 on a HW90 in .22 for about half a year (this gasram kicks like a mule) and it held up just fine. So again, I think you had a bad unit.
@@jbhk7977 My FD1 has particles floating around inside and customer service never responded for replacement, I wouldn't spend a dime with them again. I was one of the first people to get one directly from PARD when they came out. The picture is not good and the LRF isn't lined up with the reticle, isn't accurate and isn't adjustable. The FD1 is supposed to be the top of the line technology NV from PARD. I've since replaced it with a AGM Neith LRF and it works as it should and LRF is functional and useable.
Basically.
It seems a bit complicated. Maybe 5 years ago, I'd be interested I have the zulus it's 1 unit records, 20x zoom with night vision, and has a bullistic app that works very well.
A button is too complicated to push?
Nobody cares
@@R84097 exactly, and he's talking about using a cheap all in one night vision. I can add this to my Nightforce for day use or use it with my AGM thermal for night.
The zulus needs a wire button too. Not sure how anyone is hunting holding gun and reaching over to press the range finder button. They need to figure out a way to add a wire button.
Element decade behind… 500 for 150 product. Buy Pard Nigth … ballistic cal, night and day, recording etc. Like I say decade behind… BS product..
PARD is trash, I can add this to my AGM thermal that blows anything PARD out of the water.
It seems real complicated to me.
Since you guys seem to be doing pretty well, how about some future giveaways for those adults who work hard but still struggling and can't really afford to have these nice rifles, would be really nice, since you guys are always just showing off your really expensive gear which is beautiful by the way. In my case I work 40+ hours a week and here in California only enough for rent and the weeks food and gas and medical bills, but I love these fx rifles but sadly can't afford one at the moment. All the giveaways you guys have done are given to people who already own rifles. Spread the airgun love !