The Axion XG35 Compact is a pocket-sized thermal imaging monocular featuring a larger objective lens and a longer detection range than the XG30 Compact. It is ideal for those who want a compact device that also allows them to observe distant objects. Its European-made 640 \u00d7 480 sensor and 35 mm objective lens deliver detailed images in darkness, fog and through vegetation.<\/p>\n
The base magnification is 2.5\u00d7, and the field of view is 12.5\u00b0. 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\/1.0 aperture, allowing more infrared radiation to reach the sensor and delivering a bright image. The cold-resistant AMOLED display provides a clear image even in winter, while eight colour palettes allow you to customise the image to suit your observation needs. The detection range is up to 1,750 metres.<\/p>\n
The device features built-in video recording and image processing algorithms that improve target-to-background differentiation. It 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. The magnesium alloy housing is IPX7 waterproof, and the operating temperature range is \u201325 to +40 \u00b0C. The dimensions are approximately 146 \u00d7 49 \u00d7 71 mm, and the weight is approximately 350 g.<\/p>\n
Axion XG30 Compact<\/a> it is smaller and lighter, with a wider field of view (14.6\u00b0) and 2\u00d7 base magnification. If you also need a laser rangefinder, take a look at Pulsar Oryx LRF XG35<\/a> Thermal imaging monocular.<\/p>\n What is the difference between the XG35 Compact and the XG30 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 Does a larger objective lens provide better image quality?<\/strong> The 35 mm f\/1.0 objective lens allows more infrared radiation to reach the sensor and provides higher base magnification, making distant objects easier to see. However, the field of view is slightly narrower than that of the XG30 Compact.<\/p>\n What does a detection range of 1,750 m mean?<\/strong> See on kaugus, kust seade n\u00e4itab looma soojalaiguna. Liigi \u00e4ratundmiseks peab loom olema mitu korda l\u00e4hemal.<\/p>\n Can the Axion XG35 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 XG35 Compact is a pocket-sized thermal imaging monocular featuring a larger 35 mm objective lens and a detection range of up to 1,750 metres. It is equipped with a 640 \u00d7 480 sensor and offers 2.5\u00d7 base magnification.<\/p>\nIn the box<\/h3>\n
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