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The Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 is a multispectral binocular that puts thermal, 4K digital day/night and a laser rangefinder in one body. Its 640×480 12-micron thermal sensor with under 35mK NETD detects a standard-sized target out to 2,300m, while the 50mm f/1.0 objective feeds both channels. The 905nm rangefinder reads to 1,500m within a metre, and Picture-in-Picture shows thermal and digital views together. It suits stalkers and wildlife observers who want to detect, identify and range without swapping optics; against single-channel thermal binoculars it trades some simplicity for a second imaging channel and ranging, and it is heavier and more complex than a dedicated thermal monocular.
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The Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 is a multispectral binocular that combines thermal detection, 4K digital day/night observation and a laser rangefinder in one body. It lets you detect, identify and range a target without switching optics. The thermal channel picks out heat signatures through fog, rain or dense cover.
A 50mm f/1.0 objective feeds both channels. Magnification is 4-32x on thermal and 6.5-26x on the full-color digital side, and Picture-in-Picture lets you view both together. The integrated laser rangefinder works in single-shot or continuous-scan mode. Images appear on a 1920×1080 AMOLED display, with electronic image stabilization and nine color palettes.
The body is magnesium alloy, rated IP67 and for use down to -25°C. It records video and stills with audio to internal memory. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connect it to the Stream Vision 2 and Stream Vision Ballistics apps. Two removable APS5 battery packs are supplied.
