Where I hunt, there is often direct sunlight in hunting situations and that is problematic for many scopes. Therefore I'm having problems seeing the game

Yes it is, but I has the same effect outside.. That said the internal apature lever, doesn't quite get too that level off keeping light out.. The zero-focus-effect is a nice bonus.. You should try it

@@tommyskauwe’re did u get the cap from please

@@philipheelham3061 It is homemade from an old Binocular-cap I had lying around, therefore it is a diy. I don't like drilling in the original cap from hikmicro.

I’m sure I’ve an old scope cap or binoculars cap I’ll give it a go if not I’ll order a cap thanks for your help

I prefer to take off the lens cap when I shoot. How hard was it to remove the original. I tried pulling mine gently but didn’t want to force it.

Ich bin immer noch zufrieden. Ich denke, der Hikmicro Condor Cq 35 ist ein guter Allrounder für den Wald und das offene Feld. Hinsichtlich andere Marken von Spottern wie Pard, Pulsar usw. die Qualität ist erstklassig. Ich habe mich definitiv nicht für einen kombinierten Spotter entschieden. Einen kobinierten vorsats/spotter wolte ich nicht gebrauchen, weil ich es zur "fummelich" finde.

All thermal spotters in the Condor range are god. If your needs are wide fields of view, and good details when zooming this model is great. If it is details for longer range, the 50 world be great. I could have saved a little money if I bought the model with a smaller sensor (GH) model, but thought that the CQ was a good al rounder, and one of my needs where specific too, gender recognising wild boar up too 150 yards, therefore the bigger censor. If your needs are less detail, I think the agh line is great too. Have you seen my other videos recorded with the Condor ?

I have had no issues with my thermal spotter, battery time is OK, but not near as advertised

@tommyskau ...I've been reading in the forums some issues with the condors battery life, how it was a firmware issue, then it was a hardware issue...either way, I was hoping it be resolved because the image quality looked better than the pulsar axion 2, and better priced

Hello DP Mercado. Hoka has never replied. I Think Hoka have had many, and still have issues with different parts of their shoes-models. I also own the Clifton 6. My Hoka Nepalis also had outsole early wear, and the upper fell apart fairly quickly, but I still love this shoe (also). Hoka shoes does something great, other shoebrands can’t do for me and my legs. The only Hoka Model not falling apart, is the Torrent /trail shoes. It’s Stille early days for the Bondi, and Sky Kaha....time will tell I bought: Clifton 3, 4, 6, Torrent ATR 3, 5 Napali 1 Bondi 6 Sky Kaha Arahi

Ja der Hexenstieg ist super.

Goood that you try this out, and may find the method useful ....I use the same method on my brand new Hoka Napalis... I bought 2 pairs and they wear out on the outsol, in the same way as the Cliftons ....but I have the "medicine" for this shoe illness

Yes "medicine"