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The Pulsar Merger XT50 LRF is a thermal binocular built around a 1280x1024, 12-micron sensor with a sub-40mK NETD rating, so it pulls faint temperature differences out of cold, low-contrast scenes. It pairs 2x optical magnification with up to 16x digital zoom and an integrated laser rangefinder that reads targets out to about 1,000 meters. That combination puts it at the top of Pulsar's Merger line and ahead of most hunting thermal binoculars, which typically run lower-resolution 640 sensors and often lack a rangefinder. It suits hog and predator hunters, big-game hunters and law enforcement users who scan wide then zoom to identify, and who accept a large, heavy, expensive optic for the image quality.
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The Pulsar Merger XT50 is a thermal binocular with a built-in laser rangefinder. It has a 1280x1024, 12 micron thermal sensor and an NETD of <40mK, so it can pick up small temperature differences. It is intended for hunting, law enforcement and outdoor use.
Optical magnification is 2x, with up to 16x digital zoom. The laser rangefinder measures distances to targets up to 1,000 meters. The binocular-style body is weather-resistant, and it can record video and audio and stream through an app.
