Pulsar PROTON FXQ30 - Wild Boar Sow with Piglets

First video & review. The new Proton FXQ30 by Pulsar. Color Display Thermal Front-Attachment. It's small and easy to use, just add it to the front of your riflescope with an adapter and you have a thermal image.
Conditions in this video are quite bad for thermals. Winter, -2 to 4C and light fog.
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The prices are as follows: Proton XQ30 2690.00€ (with monocular) and Proton FXQ30 2590.00€ (without monocular). Keep in mind that these are suggested prices and final prices are decided by the retailer, so they may differ from market to market. Summer 2021 release.
It has a highly sensitive 384×288 px @ 17µ sensor with NETD 40 mK. Shock proof magnesium alloy body with waterproof rating of IPX7 and recoil rated up to .375 H&H, 12-Gauge and 9.3×64. Integrated photo and video recorder with 16 GB internal memory. HD AMOLED display with 8 color pallets and Integration with iOS and Android devices.
Proton FXQ30 works best with 1.5-4x magnification and with the PSP-adapter, you can attach it to scopes with a lens diameter between 40mm and 56mm. This means you can use Proton with most popular scopes, such as 1.5-6×42, 2-8×42, 3-9×40, 2-12×50, 3-12×56.
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