PARD Ocelot Overview and Side by Side

[@Fxairrifle]

I am waiting for more detailed videos for this model

[@saintsinningsword]

I wonder for the screens used which seem like a step down on paper, being 800x800 vs other models being 1024x768. If the sensors are at 640 if it makes a difference or not. They do seem really neat and price you can't beat. I'm waiting for Pard to get their hands on 1480 sensors or make their thermal/night vision scopes into fusion scopes or get analog night vision.

[@owlopticsandoutdoors]

No not a step down - the round eye piece is far more natural and with 100mm of eye relief makes it far nicer to use - 480 cores already in the pantera and ocelot scopes plus leopard handhelds - for fusion see the TD series been out for over a year

[@saintsinningsword]

@@owlopticsandoutdoors I may be mistaken remembering the other models used round eye pieces when Pard compared their products to other similar scopes. I seen the TD and new Landsat but it looked like the only way to use it in a "fusion" sort of way is by using a Picture In Picture or PIP they call it, a window that displays a magnified image that can use the night vision module, daytime or thermal module in conjunction with main display.

[@owlopticsandoutdoors]

Yeah its across most of their range now, started with DS35, yeah you use it a PIP - I’ve used ‘fused’ scopes before and they don’t work as well as you would think, also a parallax in them as the lenses aren’t at the same point - the PARD’s can be used with PIP either way or just as a main screen and flip between them - its not magnified unless you zoom it first - use the benefits of thermal to locate and night vision (or day) to ID

[@owlopticsandoutdoors]

Just cut a video out on the eye relief PARD Scopes Eye Relief is 100mm and look how natural it is kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYm1nodojtp4Zq8