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Night Vision Pulsar Krypton
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Boring video, but here's from 300 meters. A little snow in the air, freezing.
Unheated targets, just rubber vs paper contrast.
The target is the last "white dot"to the right (in the middle-ish). 300 m international Kongsberg system.
The hits were all within 8/10 points each. Last one was low, 7.9p I think.
Note how the Krypton does NOT seem to be centered, the target is to the left.
But with 1x power and a short distance between the sensor and the screen, perhaps the collomination effect is minimal?
Unheated targets, just rubber vs paper contrast.
The target is the last "white dot"to the right (in the middle-ish). 300 m international Kongsberg system.
The hits were all within 8/10 points each. Last one was low, 7.9p I think.
Note how the Krypton does NOT seem to be centered, the target is to the left.
But with 1x power and a short distance between the sensor and the screen, perhaps the collomination effect is minimal?
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I have no intel, but I don't think you can expect a release anytime soon. You can't get (hardly) the Krypton in Europe even.
Yep, been waiting myself to see this show up stateside. Rumor has it a new player (to thermal) is coming and I’ve been holding out but doesn’t look like anything soon. I’m not in a rush, but would sure love some “new tech” and even better if it’s from USA and serviced here.
@ night vision viking;
In one post you mentioned you were going to use the krypton on a s&b 5-20US. How does that work? Is 5X magnification too much to use the menu on the krypton? Could you please elaborate a little bit on your experience with the 5-20US and pulsar krypton?
Thanks!
In one post you mentioned you were going to use the krypton on a s&b 5-20US. How does that work? Is 5X magnification too much to use the menu on the krypton? Could you please elaborate a little bit on your experience with the 5-20US and pulsar krypton?
Thanks!
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