The PARD NV007SP "Product How To" Guide!

[@nigelhumphreysfsuk2833]

I have been using the 007SPLRF for 6 months and it is very good however it has 3 major flaws !! The first is the base magnification is to high if shooting close range ie ratting , The second major flaw is the vertical laser range finder splash makes it inaccurate unless ranging a building ect The third is it doesn’t like scopes with a high adjustable turret i use hawke sidewinder scopes and the range finder is affected by it ,My pard scope (ds35/70lrf ) seems to have addressed these issues and is absolutely brilliant

[@rossmara8377]

Good video. How do you activate PIP on the NV007SP? Does explain it in the manual.

[@WassupMyHaters]

@PARD USA so we can charge this via the usbc cable supplied? my supplier insisted i buy a seperate charger and would not give me a good reason why, any ideas? cheers.

[@ΑΘΑΝΑΣΙΟΣΧΑΣΑΠΗΣ-β1η]

Please, I would like to know (if you know) up to what diopter turret height the LRF is interpolated. Thank you Saki.

[@MelosaCianna]

Great video just wondering if you can use this on a non parallax scope

[@jk66-o4d]

Yes, but it will not be as good as on a scope with paralax. Users usually run in to a blurry picture or blurry crosshair situation. On some scopes it's still usable, on some not so much. Premium scopes like Swarowski, Zeiss usually don't work well with the 007.

[@mirkomilanko9773]

Great video. Thanks 🙌 I noticed mine is 940 nanometers. What is the difference between 850 and 940? Thanks for this masterpiece (nv007sp-lrf). I really like it 👍

[@jk66-o4d]

940 is invisible but gives you shorter range. 850 is close to visual spectrum and gives you more range, but predators, wild boars can register it.