If anyone (ideally based in the UK) is interested I have a Pulsar Quantum XQ50 thermal imaging camera (the same one that Jon Hall uses) for sale. I bought it 13 months ago for £2950 (and it’s still in excellent condition ) but I would sell it for £1975 plus postage. If you are interested please let me know. Please email guigna@aol.co.uk . It’s an excellent piece of kit and found me two Snow Leopards from the car in China the first evening I used it in the field! It is simply surplus to requirements at the moment.
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For information the XQ50 has gone already.
Richard