X-Vision Optics Infinity 55 Thermal Monocular 256×192 .7-1.4x 10mm
$1,100.00
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Looking for an advanced tech thermal monocular at a great price? You’ll get clean heat signatures of the game you’re after up to 500 yards away. As your prey gets within 175 yards the images become sharp and detailed. Plus you can share photos and video of everything you see quickly and easily with the help of our free app. This monocular is also dust and water-resistant so it performs even when conditions say it shouldn’t.
With a 500 yard detection and a 175 yard recognition range this thermal monocular allows you to capture sharp thermal images and smoothly tracks rapid motion in the distance.
Super compact and lightweight featuring a 256×192 thermal detector.
Zoom in up close so you don’t miss any of the important details.
With a magnification range of 0.7 to 1.4x you won’t let your next catch get away!
Remember the Adventure with an easy to use app. With integrated photo/video capability and wifi the Infinity 55 Monocular is compatibile with Apple iOS and Google Play Applications (playback in app only).
Accessories Included: Charging Cable Protective Case Lanyard One 18650 Battery Lens Cap
Additional information
| UPC | 850020714414 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TM55 |
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