Pulsar's Trail thermal imaging sights are designed for the use on hunting rifles both in the nighttime and during the day in inclement weather conditions. These sights do not require an external light source and are not affected by bright light exposure. The Trail XQ50 has a built-in video/sound recorder, built-in 8Gb memory, and built-in Wi-Fi module. This thermal imaging sight has an uncooled microbolometer with 384x288 resolution, 50 Hz refresh rate, and image detection up to 1800m. The 640x480 display resolution uses an AMOLED screen. It can store roughly 150 minutes of video or 10000 pictures, and the rechargeable Li-ion battery pack offers 8 hours of operating time. It is impact-resistant, frost-resistant, and IPX7-rated for protection against water exposure during short-term submersion. It has 10 electronic reticles for an array of reticle patterns, colors and brightness settings. The Trail XQ50 will also save three individual firearm/ammunition zeroing profiles, including different reticles, at up to five distances, in the Trail's memory. Picture-in-Picture mode improves accuracy. A heat sink on the device's body prevents heat build-up from the sensor and other components while also significantly reducing temperature and noise sensitivity, especially between calibrations. The free Stream Vision software/mobile application connects via Wi-Fi with your Android/iOS mobile unit (smartphone or tablet) enabling you to receive footage in the real time mode, to distantly operate the device with your smartphone, as well to stream captured images online. A built-in accelerometer/gyroscope improves accuracy by precisely identifying cant and angles greater than 5 degrees and may be temporarily disabled for continued use at excessive angles. The stadiametric rangefinding reticle makes determining precise distances fast, easy, reliable and repeatable. The Trail XQ50 thermal imaging sight includes: battery pack, battery pack charging unit, USB cable, charging unit 220V/USB, remote control with encoder, Weaver rail, Hex wrench, cleaning cloth, and carrying case.

Offering the highest base magnification of any Trail Riflescope, the 2.7-10.8x Pulsar Trail XQ50 delivers thermal imaging and precision placement at long distances. Able to detect heat signatures at an incredible 2000 yd, shooters can engage targets without being seen or heard. The XQ50's popular "white hot" and "black hot" modes, 13 digital reticle options and 50Hz refresh rate provide users with fluid imaging, customized thermal mapping and a richly contrasted field of view. Ditch buying batteries and keep the hunts going all night long with the Trail's included rechargeable 8 hr. battery pack. IPX7 waterproof, fogproof and dustproof, the Pulsar Trail XQ50 performs flawlessly in temperatures ranging from -13 to 122 deg F and delivers ultra-easy user interface with ergonomic button locations. Every hunter likes to brag about their successes and showing off to your friends has never been easier than using the XQ50's built-in video recording with 8 GB of internal memory. You can even connect your scope to the Stream Vision app via Wi-Fi for remote view and saving your footage. A rich 17mum 384x288px resolution sensor and frost-resistant 640x480 AMOLED display allow for a vivid thermal image, unmatched by comparable scopes. Proprietary picture-in-picture (PiP) ensures repeatable, precision accuracy. Additional features include a built-in accelerometer, stadiametric range finding, convenient carrying case and wireless remote.

Feature:

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High resolution 640x480 AMOLED display
348x288 resolution and 17 um pixel pitch core
2000 yd detection range
4x digital zoom - continuous zoom and 2x/4x stepped zoom
Picture-in-picture digital zoom
Built-in recording with recoil activation
Stream Vision app connects scope to smart device
External power supply adaptable
3 rifle profiles with 5 zero saves
13 variable electronic reticles
One-shot zeroing with freeze function
White-hot/black-hot viewing modes
Stadiametric rangefinder
Rock, forest, and identification viewing modes
Manual/automatic/semi-automatic calibration modes
Defective pixel repair feature
Variable electronic reticles
Weaver, weaver quick-release, CZ quick-release mounting brackets
IPx7 protection
Manual, automatic and semi-automatic calibration