Basic operation of the menu elements in Pulsar thermal devices

[@grimaulkin]

Thank you. I have been looking at videos to learn about the Pulsar I just bought and this is the best and most helpful video I have seen.

[@chilichad]

Appreciate you taking the time to explain these thermal scopes.

[@foxoptic5887]

Thank you very much for watching.

[@PeakyBlinder]

I'm am surprised that you haven't had hundreds of views, This vid is absolutely brillient. So much information Subscribed and saving all your xp vids, Thank you. From the UK.

[@foxoptic5887]

Thanks for watching

[@JamesSmith-dt3yf]

Brilliant explanations. Looking forward to watching the series (UK)

[@foxoptic5887]

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[@gregorygraham2747]

This guy has a load of knowledge!

[@petermiller8634]

Very helpful & clearly explained video. Thank you.

[@foxoptic5887]

Thank you very much for taking the time to leave a message and thanks for watching.

[@oO2Pro4UOo]

You are a very awake person. I like you and your review aswell. Thank you, i definetly got a better understanding of the operations in general :). Would love to see the Thermion 2 review in the future.

[@foxoptic5887]

Thanks for the comments and suggestions. Really appreciate you watching our videos.

[@mr.rem2609]

What a great video, thank you so much!

[@larrypace7971]

Awesome video, thanks for the information

[@foxoptic5887]

Thanks for watching

[@JustinWilhelm-b1p]

Great video! Thanks.

[@ronaldcarlson1211]

Hi THANK YOU FOR THE IMFORMATION!! New to the thermal world have 2 pulsars.. What bipod are you using? I have a bog and just not tall enough

[@charliehiatt1132]

Great video!! Thank you sir

[@foxoptic5887]

Thanks for watching

[@adl2005]

i keep getting vertical lines on mine, any ideas why.

[@foxoptic5887]

Most likely it needs calibrated(NUC) do short press and release on the power button. If you have additional questions or need help feel free to contact me directly. 660 341 9370

[@PeakyBlinder]

Great vid, What's the difference between the xp38 and xp50 is it just the size.

[@foxoptic5887]

Fecal length. This determines FOV more than anything. The XP38 has wider FOV vs the XP50, however, the XP50 has more magnification and therefore longer ID range.

[@braydencoleman1043]

hey i bought this a few days ago and i cant get it to show this much detail as your scope does

[@foxoptic5887]

Feel free to contact me if you need some help. 877 806 2977 Travis Fox

[@ianfosterUSA]

Brilliant thanks from the UK

[@winkiiiie]

What is the calibration do?

[@leif707]

how do you get the image to be focused? mines out of focus

[@foxoptic5887]

Adjust diopter focus to the display with the focus at the rear of the scope (eyepiece) after that adjust focus for the correct distance to target by adjusting the focus ring on the objective lens end of the scope. The clearest image will always occur at the lowest magnification with digital devices. It also helps to properly adjust contrast and brightness. I recommend starting with brightness at 10 and adjusting contrast both above and below this value until you see the number you prefer. (This will give you an idea of the "span" between brightness and contrast. Once you know what looks best you can adjust them together to raise or lower overall brightness. If you have questions, you can call me anytime 660 341 9370

[@kinardoutdoortv873]

How to turn the menu off

[@foxoptic5887]

Long encoder button press opens and closes most main menu functions. Short press to open the quick menu and it times out after 3 seconds on its own. The main menu will time out and close on its own after 5 seconds from all options except zeroing and dead pixel correction. (These require long press to save and exit. ) Call me if you need help 877 806 2977