pulsar thermion xq38
The Thermion XQ38 is a replacement for the Thermion XM38. It is new inside and out and will be the answer to a lot of hunters’ needs. On the outside, it is still a 38mmThermion, and the only thing that has changed is the objective bell of the XQ38 is the same size as the XQ50. The real changes are on the inside with a new thermal core with image boost technology, a 2.5X base magnification, and an improved AMOLED display.
pulsar thermion xq38
A lower base power of 2.5X and a new thermal core are the main differences between the new XQ38 and the old XM38. The XM38 used a 320×240 12-micron thermal core and had a base power of 4X. The XQ38 uses a 384×288, 17-micron thermal core with new “Image Boost Technology”. Pulsar’s “Image Boost Technology” helps the thermal core to improve the NETD rating to <40Mk, which is about the best available in thermal hunting optics. The lower NETD rating provides improved heat differentiation for improved image quality. Improved heat separation makes everything in the image sharper and brighter.
pulsar thermion xq38
The new thermal core with image boost lets you see separate trees, rocks, and bushes instead of blobs and the animals you are hunting are brighter and easier to identify. On “bad thermal nights” when it is humid or rainy making things harder to detect, the new Thermion XQ38 will help you detect more game at longer ranges.
pulsar thermion xq38
The Thermion XQ38 is a replacement for the Thermion XM38. It is new inside and out and will be the answer to a lot of hunters’ needs. On the outside, it is still a 38mmThermion, and the only thing that has changed is the objective bell of the XQ38 is the same size as the XQ50. The real changes are on the inside with a new thermal core with image boost technology, a 2.5X base magnification, and an improved AMOLED display.
pulsar thermion xq38
A lower base power of 2.5X and a new thermal core are the main differences between the new XQ38 and the old XM38. The XM38 used a 320×240 12-micron thermal core and had a base power of 4X. The XQ38 uses a 384×288, 17-micron thermal core with new “Image Boost Technology”. Pulsar’s “Image Boost Technology” helps the thermal core to improve the NETD rating to <40Mk, which is about the best available in thermal hunting optics. The lower NETD rating provides improved heat differentiation for improved image quality. Improved heat separation makes everything in the image sharper and brighter.
pulsar thermion xq38
The new thermal core with image boost lets you see separate trees, rocks, and bushes instead of blobs and the animals you are hunting are brighter and easier to identify. On “bad thermal nights” when it is humid or rainy making things harder to detect, the new Thermion XQ38 will help you detect more game at longer ranges.
pulsar thermion xq38
The Thermion XQ38 is a replacement for the Thermion XM38. It is new inside and out and will be the answer to a lot of hunters’ needs. On the outside, it is still a 38mmThermion, and the only thing that has changed is the objective bell of the XQ38 is the same size as the XQ50. The real changes are on the inside with a new thermal core with image boost technology, a 2.5X base magnification, and an improved AMOLED display.
pulsar thermion xq38
A lower base power of 2.5X and a new thermal core are the main differences between the new XQ38 and the old XM38. The XM38 used a 320×240 12-micron thermal core and had a base power of 4X. The XQ38 uses a 384×288, 17-micron thermal core with new “Image Boost Technology”. Pulsar’s “Image Boost Technology” helps the thermal core to improve the NETD rating to <40Mk, which is about the best available in thermal hunting optics. The lower NETD rating provides improved heat differentiation for improved image quality. Improved heat separation makes everything in the image sharper and brighter.
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