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Thermal scope Tag

HomePosts tagged "Thermal scope"
4 January 2026
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Travelling with Thermal

Hi everyone, I am considering buying a Thermal Master X2 (as it has a wider angle lens than the otherwise similar T2 Max – please correct me if I am wrong). I can’t jus

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24 November 2025
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Thermal Review: Thermal Master DV2, with Black Friday discount is just $449

I took a new Thermal Master DV2 thermal scope/camera to Florida last weekend for a test drive it and liked it very much. I reviewed two Thermal Master cameras before here. Their T2

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2 November 2025
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Polar Bears and the use of Thermal Cameras

My experiences using a thermal camera whilst on a trip to Svarlbard and into the Pack Ice. Dispelling a myth.

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13 June 2025
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Pulsar video footage of wolves, bears and lynx spring 2025

A link to the real stuff after all the questions how good or bad those thermals are – LOL!

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6 June 2025
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Thermal Scope Specs Decoded: A buyer’s guide

If you have ever wondered how to interpret the technical specifications of a thermal scope – from refresh rates to Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference – then here i

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3 June 2025
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Review of Two Thermal Scopes from Field Tests in Borneo

This is an interesting comparison of two thermal scopes – the Xinfrared T2S Plus and the HT-06 – carried out by Wei Li from 1StopBorneo Wildlife. Xinfrared have now reb

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8 May 2025
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Gear review: Pulsar Axion 2 XG35

I’ve attached a review of my Pulsar scope.

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11 March 2025
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Review: Thermal Master T2 Max Thermal Camera (with laser pointer)

In this month’s podcast Charles Foley and I talked about thermal scopes and comparing five models side by side during a very cold weekend in northern Minnesota. It got me thi

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10 November 2024
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Xinfrared T2 Pro or HX09

Hello, I am after my first thermal “scope”, going for the budget cell phone version. I know there has been a review on T2 Pro here, but I am also considering HX09, whic

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24 October 2024
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Thermal Scope Review: First Impressions of the Zeiss DTI6/40

I met up with the Zeiss team at the British Bird Fair this summer and they offered to loan me one of their latest thermal scopes – the DTI6 – to test out, which I did i

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  1. Jacob Zinn on Potential spot for Flying Squirrels at Central Park1 September 2026

    Further north on Manhattan is better for them. I've seen some in Riverside Park and up in Inwood Hill Park…

  2. Sandra Heldstab on Best place to photograph a wild honey badger?1 September 2026

    Dear all Thank you so much for all your helpfull comments. Just some maybe helpfull informations for others with the…

  3. AntenneZoo on New book on cetaceans – Nouveau livre sur les cétacés31 August 2026

    Merci bien pour l'info !

  4. Dave Parmenter on Southern Ecuador – worth exploring?31 August 2026

    Hi Max Southern Ecuador is indeed worth visiting, especially for birding. I developed an itinerary in conjunction with EcuadorBirdsTours.com (Diego…

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