The Axion XG30 Compact is the smallest model in the Axion Compact series, designed for those who want a thermal imaging monocular that fits in their pocket and is always within reach. Its European-made 640 \u00d7 480 sensor delivers a clear image in darkness, fog and through vegetation. The wide 14.6\u00b0 field of view allows you to scan large areas quickly, and when you spot something, simply zoom in for a closer look.<\/p>\n
The base magnification is 2\u00d7, with digital zoom of up to 16\u00d7. The sensor has a resolution of 640 \u00d7 480 pixels (12 \u00b5m) and a thermal sensitivity of less than 40 mK. The germanium lens features an f\/1.2 aperture, ensuring a bright image even in challenging conditions. Eight colour palettes allow you to customise the image to suit your observation needs.<\/p>\n
The device connects to a smartphone via Wi-Fi using the Stream Vision 2 app.<\/p>\n
The replaceable APS 3 battery provides up to 7 hours of operating time and can be quickly replaced when needed. The housing is made of magnesium alloy. The wrist strap features a built-in magnet, and the lens is protected by a protective cover. The dimensions are approximately 144 \u00d7 69 \u00d7 41 mm, and the weight, including the battery, is approximately 316 g.<\/p>\n
Axion XG35 Compact<\/a> on suurema 35 mm objektiivi ja 2,5\u00d7 algsuurendusega, selle vaatev\u00e4li on kitsam (12,5\u00b0) ja seade veidi raskem. Kui vajad ka kaugusm\u00f5\u00f5tjat, vaata Pulsar Oryx LRF XG35<\/a> Thermal imaging monocular.<\/p>\n What is the difference between the XG30 Compact and the XG35 Compact?<\/strong> The XG35 Compact features a larger objective lens (35 mm f\/1.0 vs. 30 mm f\/1.2) and higher base magnification (2.5\u00d7 vs. 2\u00d7). The XG30 Compact offers a wider field of view (14.6\u00b0 vs. 12.5\u00b0) and is slightly lighter.<\/p>\n Is a wide field of view useful?<\/strong> Yes. You can scan a large area without constantly moving the device, and when something catches your eye, you can zoom in for a closer look.<\/p>\n What does 2\u00d7 base magnification mean?<\/strong> The device displays the image at twice the size seen with the naked eye. For a closer look at details, you can use digital zoom of up to 16\u00d7.<\/p>\n Can the Axion XG30 Compact be mounted on a rifle?<\/strong> No. It is a handheld thermal imaging device designed for observation.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The Pulsar Axion XG30 Compact is the smallest thermal imaging device in the Axion Compact series, featuring a 640 \u00d7 480 sensor, a wide 14.6\u00b0 field of view and a detection range of up to 1,300 metres.<\/p>\nIn the box<\/h3>\n
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