Best fuzzy iPhone pic of my dog looking through the Aimpoint .... the image is actually better
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Best fuzzy iPhone pic of my dog looking through the Aimpoint .... the image is actually better
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For the guys that have bought this unit.......Can you use it to see studs in walls and wiring etc?
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If you can this would be insane since most wall detectors (studs, wireing, water) are 5-15kOriginally Posted by Can-down
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Will it pick out rabbits in the snow during daylight? If it can do that I'm sold.
Has anyone found about it standing up to recoil??
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Have not tried it yet, but found this ....
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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.
Last edited by canucklehead; 11-29-2018 at 12:40 AM.
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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What's the eye relief on this thing? Can it be head mounted?
This is pretty cool for how small it is!
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