Thermal BRANDS vs Manufacturers - Everything NIGHT Hunting - Part 15 | GoingDark.com.au

[@vicgarrett]

Priceless advice.

[@goingdark1187]

Glad you enjoyed this video vicgarrett, make sure you check out our other parts to the full "Everything NIGHT Hunting" series

[@MaxSaguier-q6y]

do you know Pixfra Thermals? do you recomend it?

[@AustralianSportingAgencies]

I literately received a first sample today, will let you know what I think. Bastian

[@Mills141]

Your forgetting US manufacturers 🇺🇸 but I'm a pulsar fan...

[@goingdark1187]

You are right mate, we are purely looking at thermals available in Australia. Hopefully we will gain enough knowledge of the US market in due course to make a video. Right now, we would feel uncomfortable to assume we know the US market well enough.

[@possumtrapper]

@@goingdark1187 you forgot FLIR they're available in Aussy and are a primary thermal core manufacturer.

[@goingdark1187]

@@possumtrapper Hi mate, yes you are right, they are for now available. After buying Armasight, we had great hopes to get some great thermals down under, however in all their wisdom they have discontinued all civilian (hunting) development within Flir, so basically, Flir will continue to exit the market hence won't be a big player in our market going forward. Besides Pulsar / ATN being European, due to the ITAR export restrictions by the US, pretty much all thermals will continue to come from China and that market will just increase.

[@goingdark1187]

CORRECTION: Pulsar design & develop the software that interacts with the thermal sensor (microbolometer) that go into their products but the sensors are actually manufactured by other companies; Pulsar XG Models - BAE or Lynred Pulsar XQ Models - Lynred Pulsar XM Models - ULIS