- What sensor and lens does the Vista H35R LRF use?
- It uses a 640x512 thermal sensor with 12-micron pixel pitch behind a 35mm lens. Base magnification is 3x.
- Does it have a laser rangefinder?
- Yes. The LRF in the name is a built-in laser rangefinder for measuring distance to a target.
- How does it compare with 384-resolution thermal monoculars?
- The 640x512 core resolves more detail than a 384 sensor, so small or distant heat sources are easier to pick out. Expect to pay more and carry a slightly larger body.
- Is 3x magnification good for close-range work?
- It is tight for close scanning. The 3x base magnification and 35mm lens favor open ground and longer distances over thick brush or backyard use.
- What is in the box?
- The monocular itself. Check the listing for included accessories such as a carry case, strap or batteries before ordering.
- Who is it for?
- Hunters, predator callers and night observers who need to detect and range animals at distance. Casual users may find a smaller 384 unit easier to carry.
- Where is the Nocpix Vista H35R LRF Thermal Rangefinding Monocular 3x35mm Black 640x512 12 Microns cheapest?
- At 365 Thermal, for $2,699.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Nocpix Vista H35R LRF Thermal Rangefinding Monocular 3x35mm Black 640x512 12 Microns?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including 365 Thermal, Ammo Hero.