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Torrey Pines Thermal 2017-06-16 08:42:36 Post No. 34271799
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I had a few extra bucks laying around and wanted to just pick something up for fun and play around with it... So I bought the micro thermal / FLIR Imager made by Torrey Pines. played with it at work in the kitchen and with my co workers. Actually pretty awesome little gadget.
You can tell a little details on people (RE: Layers of clothes/ glasses,) now this is not a NV device. But it works best at night. I'll post some pictures of it in works. I'm going to not post the blurry shit photos I took of the treelike outside because my phone won't focus correctly on the screen but I'll continue to update if those that may be interested.
NOTE: the Thermal Imager works best outside, in non AC environments but here we go. Images inbound
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>>34271799
angle mount as I don't have the correct riser just yet for co witness with my Primary Arms Micro RDS
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My foot for reference with the green filter setting. since feet seemed relevant.
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Standard Black and White setting. "white hot"
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colored "red hot setting"
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>>34271799
Lamp from my back yard...
Overall, I only wish the screen was a tad larger than the size of an American quarter. But over all I think I could find some fun with this little thing.
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>>34271841
Good idea! That'll make it much easier to shoot niggers at night!
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>>34271799
how's that shit work at distant objects? Seems the resolution is too low to be that useful.
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>>34271978
Rated fir 120 yards.
lamp was 25 feet out
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Pretty cool OP. I picked up a flir one myself to hold me over til the q14b comes out, it's fun to play around with but not too rugged.
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>>34271799
What model?
How much was it?
Where to cop?
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>>34272072
That's my concern
How well will consumer shit stand up to the recoil of a rifle
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>>34272080
MAC mentioned the q14 doesn't hold up I believe, so it doesn't inspire confidence. If a brand new design that costs 2k can't take it what can?
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>>34272072
>q14b
OP here, Im getting the Q14B as well when it hits the market.
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T12-w05 Model
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I plinked a full mag on my 10/22 no issues. (once again waiting on the mount to get my co witness on my truck-gun AR)
I put it on my AR and shot 5 rounds (it was getting late so I didn't want to upset my Neighbors) from my 20" DMR build. Still works pretty good. once again this is only an Imager not an actual Optic, though it does have a programmed reticle on the screen.
Reading what I have, it will take 12 gauge shotgun recoil. Will have to test myself.
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>>34272099
Sounds neat op, let us know.
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>>34272099
>T12-w05 Model
Thanks.
Now, care to answer the other two queries?
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Price? Do you think it's worth it? I like the offset mount idea.
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>>34271799
That's pretty cool, OP. How much was it?
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>>34271841
>Overall
>over all
Overall, hoe would it be in a gun battle at 50 to 200 yards?
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>>34272121
Sorry I fail to understand "where to cop"
Price, I found was 500 + tax from a Camera store in Idaho Falls near the Idaho Falls Mall and a Taco bell, I actually just came across it randomly when stopping in with the Wife to look for new camera lens for her work (Journalist)
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