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Pulsar Trail 2 LRF XQ50 Thermal Riflescope
PULSAR TRAIL 2 XQ50 thermal scope is a new generation of thermal imaging sights from PULSAR with built-in precise laser rangefinder, HD AMOLED screen, video recorder, Wi-Fi module and long-life quick-change battery. Image capture is based on a quality thermal imaging sensors <40mK NETD, 17 μm pixel pitch, 50 fps. Two models are available with 640x480 and 384x288 resolution of thermal imaging sensor. This PULSAR TRAIL thermal scope is able to produce a highly detailed image even in the most unfavorable and cold conditions.
Features
- Highly sensitive thermal sensor <40 mK NETD
- High definition image
- Built in precise laser rangefinder
- Shockproof magnesium alloy housing
- Image boost technology
- Full-Color, HD AMOLED display
- Wide-angle eyepiece
- Built-in photo and video recorder
- 16 Gb Internal memory
- Detection range up to 1800 m (2000 yd)
- Customizable reticle options
- Instant start-up 3 seconds
- Recoil Rated up to .375 H&H, 12-Gauge and 9.3x64
- Zeroing profiles management
- Variable digital zoom
- Picture-in-Picture
- Wi-Fi. Integration with IOS and Android devices
- IPX7 Waterproof rated
Pulsar Trail 2 LRF XQ50 Thermal Riflescope
| Detector type | Uncooled microbolometer |
| Frame Rate, Hz | 50 |
| Sesnor resolution, pix. | 384х288 |
| NETD, mK | <40 |
| Pixel Pitch, μm | 17 |
| Display type | AMOLED |
| Display Resolution, pix. | 1024х768 |
| Magnification, x | 3.5-14 |
| Digital zoom, x | 2/4 |
| Lens focus, mm | 50 |
| Relative aperture, D/f' | 1:1,2 |
| Field of View,° | 7,5 |
| Minimal focusing distance, m | 5 |
| Eye relief, mm | 50 |
| Detection range, m (object H/W=1,7*0,5m) | 1800 |
| Built-in video recorder | yes |
| Built-in memory size, Gb | 16 |
| Built-in video recorder | yes |
| Built-in memory size, Gb | yes |
| Micro USB Socket | Power/Data |
| Built-in rangefinder | yes |
| Laser wavelength, nm | 905 |
| Measurement range, m | 1000 |
| Rangefinder accuracy, m | -/+1 |
| Battery type | Pulsar B-Pack (Li-ion) |
| Battery life, hours | 8 |
| External Power Supply | 5V - Micro USB |
| Reticle Type | Electronic |
| Windage & Elevation, 1 click, mm@100m | 13/13 |
| Reticle adjustment range, H/V, mm at 100m | 2600/2600 |
| Number of reticle profiles in memory | 5 (each for 10 coordinates) |
| Operating temp,°С | -25/+50 |
| Waterproof | IPX7 |
| Calibration (nonuniformity correction) | manual, auto, semi-auto |
| Shockresistance on rifled weapons, J | 6000 |
| Remote control | yes (wireless) |
| Length, mm | 347 |
| Width, mm | 102 |
| Height, mm | 76 |
| Weight (without batteries and mount), kg | 0.8 |
Pulsar Trail 2 LRF XQ50 Thermal Riflescope
TRAIL 2 LRF is a new generation of thermal imaging sights from PULSAR with built-in precise laser rangefinder, HD AMOLED screen, video recorder, Wi-Fi module and long-life quick-change battery. Image capture is based on a quality thermal imaging sensors <40mK NETD, 17 μm pixel pitch, 50 fps. Two models are available with 640x480 and 384x288 resolution of thermal imaging sensor. TRAIL LRF is able to produce a highly detailed image even in the most unfavorable and cold conditions.
Features
- Highly sensitive thermal sensor <40 mK NETD
- High definition image
- Built in precise laser rangefinder
- Shockproof magnesium alloy housing
- Image boost technology
- Full-Color, HD AMOLED display
- Wide-angle eyepiece
- Built-in photo and video recorder
- 16 Gb Internal memory
- Detection range up to 1800 m (2000 yd)
- Customizable reticle options
- Instant start-up 3 seconds
- Recoil Rated up to .375 H&H, 12-Gauge and 9.3x64
- Zeroing profiles management
- Variable digital zoom
- Picture-in-Picture
- Wi-Fi. Integration with IOS and Android devices
- IPX7 Waterproof rated
| Detector type | Uncooled microbolometer |
| Frame Rate, Hz | 50 |
| Sesnor resolution, pix. | 384х288 |
| NETD, mK | <40 |
| Pixel Pitch, μm | 17 |
| Display type | AMOLED |
| Display Resolution, pix. | 1024х768 |
| Magnification, x | 3.5-14 |
| Digital zoom, x | 2/4 |
| Lens focus, mm | 50 |
| Relative aperture, D/f' | 1:1,2 |
| Field of View,° | 7,5 |
| Minimal focusing distance, m | 5 |
| Eye relief, mm | 50 |
| Detection range, m (object H/W=1,7*0,5m) | 1800 |
| Built-in video recorder | yes |
| Built-in memory size, Gb | 16 |
| Built-in video recorder | yes |
| Built-in memory size, Gb | yes |
| Micro USB Socket | Power/Data |
| Built-in rangefinder | yes |
| Laser wavelength, nm | 905 |
| Measurement range, m | 1000 |
| Rangefinder accuracy, m | -/+1 |
| Battery type | Pulsar B-Pack (Li-ion) |
| Battery life, hours | 8 |
| External Power Supply | 5V - Micro USB |
| Reticle Type | Electronic |
| Windage & Elevation, 1 click, mm@100m | 13/13 |
| Reticle adjustment range, H/V, mm at 100m | 2600/2600 |
| Number of reticle profiles in memory | 5 (each for 10 coordinates) |
| Operating temp,°С | -25/+50 |
| Waterproof | IPX7 |
| Calibration (nonuniformity correction) | manual, auto, semi-auto |
| Shockresistance on rifled weapons, J | 6000 |
| Remote control | yes (wireless) |
| Length, mm | 347 |
| Width, mm | 102 |
| Height, mm | 76 |
| Weight (without batteries and mount), kg | 0.8 |
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Add your own reviewKyle GW
Oct 22, 2020
Pulsar really did amazing with this scope
I currently have the Pulsar Trail XQ50 LRF and all I can say is WOW. This scope continues to impress on every aspect when it comes to a thermal scope. The whole system is very user friendly and easy to get around. All the options on the scope is just another benefit when to comes to other thermal scopes. The PIP is one of the best features that I find has a hunter. I am able to keep that great FOV but still have a zoom on the crosshairs for the longer shot when needed. The image is just hands down impressive. I am able to PID a coyote, deer, fox, or anything else that adventures out in the night at 400+ yards. Not only have I used it at night but I have also used it during the day with much success. The LRF has been spot on when ranging the game out at a distance. This also has been a useful tool to help make sure I am making the correct shot adjustments. Overall, I have looked through a few different products and Pulsar continues to be the best when it comes to quality and thermal imaging. Also, their customer service has been great and very helpful (I broke a scope mount screw when mounting the scope). I really can't say enough about this product and company but as an avid hunter, my first choice will be Pulsar.
