Test & video: new Proton FXQ30 Thermal clip-on from Pulsar скачать в хорошем качестве

Test & video: new Proton FXQ30 Thermal clip-on from Pulsar

The Proton FXQ30 is the latest and most affordable thermal clip-on attachment for daytime riflescopes from Pulsar. Meant to appeal to both budget conscious hunters and hunters needing the smallest clip on package available, the Proton offers excellent thermal imaging features in a compact and lightweight form factor. All4shooters tests the Proton in the field: watch the video with Franco. Our practical test: Pulsar Proton FXQ30 I received a sample of the Proton FXQ30 with a Yukon Jaeger 1.5-6x42 daytime riflescope and PSP-42 objective lens bell adapter - although I received the FXQ-30, Pulsar also sent me a sample of the 5x30B Monocular eyepiece adapter, to evaluate it as well. The box includes the black nylon carry bag, the Proton FXQ30 clip-on thermal optics, two APS5 B-Pack (Li-ion) batteries, the battery charger adapter and wall AC power supply. There are additional ancillary accessories, tools and the manual. First off, the 5x eyepiece is in my opinion unwieldy and too long, making the otherwise compact and light Proton too large when mounted; plus, the 5x magnification is way too much, reducing the FOV and the apparent resolution of the device. As a matter of fact, it allows the user to see only the central portion of the display, magnified in such a way that individual pixels can be noticed. Therefore, I suggest and prefer the FXQ-30 version of the Proton, as it does not include this adapter and is cheaper. Read more here https://www.all4shooters.com/en/hunti... Enjoy the video! Follow us on Facebook: h  / all4hunters   Follow us on Instagram: @all4hunters / #all4hunters