Introducing: TPL T20 MINI THERMAL SIGHT ~~Only $999!~~

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Can-down said:
In the one video it shows the reticle being adjusted...it just moves on the display by the looks of it.
It doesn't mention how fine tune able it is but I'm guessing we won't see this sighting system used in precision shooting matches..... :)
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Yeah. I just want to know if it can do 1/2" at 25 yard increments.

Or what the relation is

Even 1/2" at 15 would be OK.
 
Deathrawt said:
Can this be used as a main sighting device like a scope or red dot?
Is there any magnification on it?
Reason for asking is I have a skunk that I need to dispatch and the bugger only comes out when it's dark out :(
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Sweet little unit especially for hunting Critters or Pest Control. I would be careful shooting that skunk close to a building let alone trapping it close to your building. Watch the guy pull all the siding plywood insulation and the two by sixes. Smell wouldn't come out..
 
My T20 came in today, very cool tool. This is a very small device with a lot of great functions. This is just as advertised, compact beyond belief. I've been walking around in the dark and can spot and tell the three dogs apart from a good 60 meters, I can see the heat losses from my neighbors farm buildings and small targets like the barn cats. Really neat package. For varminters or even scanning the woods for deer or moose etc. This will fit the bill.
I'm anxious to get it mounted to my x95 and really check it out.
Thank you Tactical Imports !
 
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COD,

whats the FOV like in front of the RDS? specifically how much of the thermal screen do you lose due to the ring of metal due to sight body


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Studs - easily. Water pipes - possibly if it's touching the surface in front of it. Electrical wiring IN the wall? No. It can help detect a worn or overheating breaker on your electrical panel.
 
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canucklehead said:
Studs - easily. Water pipes - possibly if it's touching the surface in front of it. Electrical wiring IN the wall? No. It can help detect a worn or overheating breaker on your electrical panel.
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Thermal cameras are handy for locating radiant heat pipes that's for sure... :)
I've only had limited use of an older android flir unit on a plumbers phone.

I would have thought hot and cold water pipes might show up in a typical interior wall.
 
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