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The Pulsar Proton FXQ30 is a clip-on thermal front attachment that turns a day scope into a thermal scope without re-zeroing. Its 384x288, 17-micron sensor feeds a frost-resistant 1024x768 AMOLED display and detects heat out to roughly 900 m. It is built for hunters who already own a day scope and want thermal for foxing and deer management, and it competes with dedicated thermal scopes by keeping the day optic's glass and reticle. The magnesium alloy body is IPX7 waterproof and rated to 6,000 joules of recoil, and the APS5 battery runs up to six hours.
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The Pulsar Proton FXQ30 is a clip-on thermal imaging front attachment. It fits ahead of the objective lens of a conventional day scope and turns it into a thermal rifle scope. The unit is sold without the cover ring adaptor, which is chosen to match the scope's objective diameter.
It uses a 384x288, 17 micron thermal sensor and a frost-resistant 1024x768 HD AMOLED display. It detects heat signatures out to around 900 m. It works best with day scopes of 1.5-4x magnification. Pulsar's mounting system keeps point-of-impact stable, so the scope's zero is preserved.
The housing is magnesium alloy, rated IPX7 waterproof and recoil-rated to 6,000 joules. A quick-change rechargeable APS5 battery runs up to six hours. The unit records photos and video to 16 GB of internal memory, and the Stream Vision app streams over Wi-Fi.
