WIN A: Pulsar Axion 2 LRF XQ35 17µm 40mk Handheld Monocular OR £1000 OPW Store Credit

The new Pulsar Axion 2 LRF XQ35 offers complete power in your pocket giving the user a 1300m detection distance. This 384x288 Pulsar Axion 2 XQ35 LRF Thermal Monocular is one of best thermal monoculars currently on the market providing the user with a true in depth feel thanks to its highly sensitive european made sensor, built-in precision laser rangefinder out to 1000m, F35/1.0 fast aperture lens.

All of this groups together to provide a greatly improved image quality. Construction and eletronic imporovements have been made which include  a battery life offering up to 11 hours of power on a single charge, improved algorithms, and an impressive 2.4/5GHz WiFi range. And to top it all off, the Axion 2 LRF thermal imaging monocular is now compatible with Stream Vision 2.

With a wide range of features packed into a compact and lightweight design, this thermal imaging monocular is easy to grip and can be comfortably operated thanks to the in-line button arrangement on the upper panel. And, with the added precision laser rangefinder, distances of up to 1000m can be measured in single measurements with an accuracy of ± 1 meters.

When it comes to size and construction the Pulsar Axion 2 XQ35 is one of the most compact units on the market, this pocket size Thermal monocular is really no bigger then a conventional laser range monocular yet with the performance that will blow your mind. Each Pulsar Axion XQ35 comes in a super high quality reinforced magnesium and alloy house which is designed for hard continuous use.

At the heart of the Pulsar Axion 2 LRF XQ35 is the highly sensitive European Lynred 384x288 17 µm thermal imaging sensor, combined with a powerful Germanium F35/1.0 objective lens, provides an impressive 1300m detection range of a standard 1.8m object in total darkness, even under difficult conditions such as fog, rain, and high levels of humidity.

One component of the device that has seen a great improvement when you look back at the previous Axion housing and component list is the new fast aperture lens system. The Pulsar Axion XQ35 LRF features a F35 1.0 Germanium lens which means the 384x288 thermal sensor of the Pulsar Axion XQ35 will now have a greater ability to receive as much thermal information through its front lens which ultimately helps provide the user with a better image and ability to identify their target. This new F35 1.0 lens features high infrared transmission in the LWIR range. Due to all the high quality components that Pulsar have chosen the ultimate image generated by the Pulsar Axion 2 XQ35 LRF is one full of clarity and detail.

The Pulsar Axion 2 XQ35 LRF 384x288 provides the user with three levels of signal amplification in combination with a system smoothing filter which includes a fine brightness and contrast adjustments.

The built-in precision laser rangefinder offers a range of up to 1000m, allowing the user to accurately measure distances in a single measurement and continuous scanning modes with an accuracy of ± 1 meters. This allows the user to quickly and accurately make error-free assessments within the observation area.

As the years pass technology and components improve and Pulsar have ensured with the Pulsar Axion 2 XQ35 LRF that it has kept up with the times. The Pulsar Axion XQ now comes with a high capacity Pulsar APS5 rechargeable battery that will provide 7 hours of continuous use even off a single charge. Making this one of the longest battery capacities of any thermal monocular on the market.

The Pulsar Axion 2 LRF XQ35 will complement the standard smartphone 2.4 GHz WiFi frequency range with an effective 5 GHz connection range, vastly improving the bandwidth and connection stability, as well as providing a faster rate of data transfer and noise immunity, all for more a more reliable operation of thermal imager and smartphone.

The base magnification of this thermal monocular increases by four times at 2x - 8x, with a zoom that can change either by 2x steps or continuously, allowing the user to set the ideal magnification ratio and visible field of view to suit any situation.

8 colour palettes are visible to the user on the new AMOLED display which features a high contrast VGA resolition which give enhanced colour rendering and helps provide a clear and smooth picture while on the move. It is important to experiment with the colour pallette choices of the Pulsar Axion XQ35 LRF because each pallette has its pros and cons.

The Pulsar Axion XQ35 LRF comes with Picture in Picture (PiP) mode allowing the user to display a zoomed-in zeroing frame at the top of the display, in which the observation area can be magnified by x2 or x4, whilst simultaneously retaining visual control over the entire field of view.

The Pulsar Axion 2 XQ35 LRF has the ability to record and take photos thanks to its in built video recorder. The unit has an internal memory that can store hours of video and tens of thousands of photos. If you do wish to free up the devices memory though you are supported with a free 16 GB cloud space.

Connecting the Stream Vision 2 mobile app will provide a variety of intuitive features and functionalities, including the ability to use your mobile phone or tablet as a second screen, remote control of digital functions, viewing and sharing videos and still images, remotely installing all the latest firmware updates, and much more. 

The Pulsar Axion 2 XQ35 LRF's IPX7 waterproof rating means that this thermal imaging monocular will work in heavy rain, high humidity, and will even withstand immersion in water to a depth of 1 meter for up to 30 minutes.

Please Note: The Axion 2 does NOT come with a battery dock charger.