Pard Osprey 640 1.8x Laser Rangefinder Multi-Spectral Binocular - 35mm Lens, 850nm, 1000m LRF

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Description

Introducing the Pard Osprey 640 1.8x Laser Rangefinder Multi-Spectral Binocular - 35mm Lens, 850nm, 1000m LRF. A premium observational device that offers unmatched versatility through its four operational channels: thermal imaging, daytime viewing, night vision, and picture-in-picture (PIP). With a 35mm thermal lens and a 50mm visible light sensor, this binocular efficiently enables users to locate targets using thermal imaging and then swiftly identify them with either the night vision or daytime channel. This capability significantly optimizes observational workflow, making it an essential tool for outdoor enthusiasts, wildlife observers, and professionals in tactical applications.

Featuring a high-resolution thermal sensor with a resolution of 640 x 512 pixels and a NETD of <20mK, the Osprey 640 can detect heat signatures up to 1800 meters away. Its uncooled VOx (vanadium oxide) technology ensures precise thermal imagery, and the device operates smoothly at a frame rate of 50 Hz. The visible light sensor offers a resolution of 2688 x 1520 pixels, with a 3.5x optical magnification that enhances identification capabilities during daylight hours. This binocular also supports various scene modes (City, Rain, and Forest) and image modes (WT-HOT, BK-HOT, EDGE, RD-HOT, IN-HOT, SKY), ensuring adaptability to different environmental conditions.

To support prolonged use, the Osprey 640 is powered by a removable and rechargeable 21700 lithium-ion battery, providing up to six hours of operational time. The device incorporates a 5W infra-red illuminator with adjustable levels for enhanced visibility in low-light environments, effective up to 350 meters. Built to withstand challenging conditions, the Osprey 640 features an IP67 rating for water and dust resistance and operates effectively between -30C and +55C (-22F to +131F). Whether capturing high-resolution photos and videos, recording with loop functionality, or offering advanced features like a gyroscope and e-compass, the Pard Osprey 640 sets a new standard for multi-spectral observational capabilities.

Features

• 35mm lens
• 50mm visible light sensor lens
• 850nm IR wavelength
• 1000m laser rangefinder
• -/< 20mk (0.02c)
• Stand by mode
• Picture in picture
• 3 scene modes
• 6 image modes
• Adjustable interpupillary distance
• Removable and rechargeable, 21700 li-ion battery

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