The Armasight Command HD 640 4-32x100mm Thermal Imaging Monocular w/ AMOLED SVGA 060 Display was developed to be an excellent thermal unit for anyone looking to increase the quality of their shoots. Due to design concepts emphasizing shared sub-assemblies, these Thermal Imaging from Armasight exhibit the same 20/50 gold standard performance as the Zeus Pro and Apollo Pro. Utilizing the latest FLIR TAU-2 Technology, the v has a 640×512 pixel format. The monocular is further enhanced by professional military-grade 100mm, Germanium (Ge) objective lenses that create a amazing optical magnifications and range performance capabilities. Armasight has introduced a unique dual battery option for the Command HD Thermal Monocular consisting either of four 3.0VDC 123A batteries all oriented in the same direction to prevent confusion in replacement, or four 1.5VDC AA batteries preloaded in a cartridge. In a pinch, a single 123A 3.0VDC battery can power the Zeus Pro for just over one hour. The Armasight 640 Command HD Thermal Imager is characterized by its simple and intuitive controls, functions, and features that are layered among direct button adjustments, direct combination button functions, and electronic menu selections. The Armasight Command HD 4-32x100mm 640×512 Core Thermal Scope uses a 9-pin multipin connector to provide video-in imagery, where there may be a need for map or rangefinder display overlays, and external power access. The Command HD is the ideal tool for scouting and target detection where the ambient environment is oriented for concealment. The Command HD is also an extremely useful tool for viewing scenes through environmental obscurants such as smoke, haze, fog, or dust. For an outstanding way to be sure you are equipped with one of the most effective thermal devices the shooting industry has to offer, choose the Armasight Command HD 640 4-32x100mm Thermal Monocular. Specifications for Armasight Command HD 640 4-32x100mm Thermal Imaging Monocular: Manufacturer: Armasight Color: Black Refresh Rate: 30 Hz Resolution: 640×512 pixels Magnification: 4 – 32 x Objective Lens Diameter: 100 mm Magnification Type: Variable Eye Relief: 16 mm Length: 10.6 in Height: 2.5 in Width: 4.8 in Features of Armasight Thermal Imaging Monocular – Command HD 4-32x100mm: 24/7 Operation in presence of environmental obscurants (smoke, dust, haze, fog) Superior engineering and design from inception to Armasight’s 20/50 standard Rugged MIL-STD-810 compliant performance Operates on 123A or AA batteries Objective Germanium Lens Options TAU-2 17μm Pitch Thermal Sensor SVGA 800×600 OLED Display Digital Compass Digital Inclinometer Battery Status Indicator Selectable Palettes: White Hot/ Black Hot/ Sepia/ OEM Custom/ Other Color Variants Active Contrast Enhancement™ (ACE) Smart Scene Optimization™ (SSO) Information Based Histogram Equalization™ (IBHEQ) Second Generation Digital Detail Enhancement™ (DDE) Silent Shutterless Non-uniformity Correction™ (SSN) Wireless 5-button Remote Still Picture and Video Recording Capability (Mounted DVR Option) Limited three year warranty after registration Package Contents: Armasight Command 4 640 HD Thermal Imaging Bi-Ocular w/FLIR Tau 2
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Max –
Armasight Helios HD is the best purchase I have ever made. I have been using night vision optics for a long time and this is my first thermal imaging device. Honestly, I wasn’t sure about this unit because of its huge objective lens and high cost, but a great range of features which I consider to be useful, changed my mind. Well, the lens is still giant, hah, but the quality of image I get and the distance it can cover makes this device totally worth it. Like to have so many ways to improve the quality, possibility to adjust device just for myself, and an opportunity to use it at night and at day, as I don’t need to take both types of devices with me anymore, the Helios is enough. Can detect even the smallest creatures, that were usually invisible for me when I used night-time optics.
Mabl –
What if I told you that the last time I held a thermal scope in my hands was 8 years ago? Since then I didn’t really follow the course of technology development. Can you imagine how much I was surprised last week when I found myself holding a Helios thermal bi-ocular with 100 mm lens and ability to record video? Well, this scope is a real technological advancement. My mind was completely blown by a picture quality and usability of the unit. Even though I didn’t look through the manual before switching the scope on, it took me several minutes to figure out the way everything works. I was impressed by all the ways to improve picture quality (which is close to perfect without any filters). Won’t describe them all, since it will take me another passage or two. All in all, Helios integrates two the most important things for me: exceptional imagery quality with the ease of use. You can believe me when I say it’s really hard to combine these two almost mutually exclusive things in one device. Helios copes with this task brilliantly!