The Telos LRF XQ35 suits the hunter who mainly observes in the forest and on smaller fields and wants to know the exact distance to the animal before making a decision. The device has a built-in laser rangefinder that measures up to 1000 metres with an accuracy of one metre. The sensor is the same as on the XQ35: 384\u00d7288 pixels and NETD below 25 mK, so the image stays high in contrast even in fog and rain.<\/p>\n
The measuring button is on top of the housing and the result appears on the display immediately. The laser is Class 1 (905 nm) and eye-safe. The device also has a ballistic calculator, and you load its data from the Stream Vision Ballistics app.<\/p>\n
The 35 mm F\/1.0 lens gives a magnification of 3\u201312\u00d7 and a field of view of 18.7 m at 100 m. The detection range for a deer-sized animal is 1300 m. The image is shown on a 1024\u00d7768 AMOLED display, and photos and video with sound are saved to 64 GB of internal memory. The device connects via Wi-Fi to the Stream Vision 2 app, where you can view the image on your phone and update the firmware.<\/p>\n
The LPS 7i battery gives up to 8.5 hours of operating time. Frequent use of the rangefinder and Wi-Fi shortens this. It can be charged with a USB-C cable or wirelessly. The housing is waterproof to IPX7, operating temperature is \u201325 to +40 \u00b0C, and weight with battery is 630 g.<\/p>\n
If you do not need the rangefinder, the Telos XQ35<\/a> is more affordable. For large fields, where the animal is often more than half a kilometre away, we recommend the Telos LRF XG50<\/a> or Telos LRF XP50<\/a> models, which have a 50 mm lens and a 640\u00d7480 sensor.<\/p>\n How accurate is the rangefinder?<\/strong> According to the manufacturer, \u00b11 m up to 1000 metres. With a small or poorly reflective target, the measuring range is shorter.<\/p>\n Does the rangefinder work in the dark?<\/strong> Yes. The laser does not need light: simply point the mark in the centre of the display at the animal and press the button.<\/p>\n What does a detection range of 1300 m mean?<\/strong> It is the distance at which the device shows a deer-sized animal as a heat spot. To identify the species, the animal needs to be several times closer.<\/p>\n Can the Telos be mounted on a rifle?<\/strong> No. The Telos is a handheld observation device.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The Pulsar Telos LRF XQ35 has the same sensitive 384\u00d7288 sensor as the XQ35, but also has a built-in laser rangefinder up to 1000 metres. A good choice for hunting in the forest, where you need to know the exact distance.<\/p>\nIn the box<\/h3>\n
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