ATN OTS XLT Thermal Monocular w/ 50Hz Thermal Sensor, Smart Rangefinder, Classic Ergonomics, 10hrs+ Battery Power

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I have used this and a few that are way more expensive, so here is what I have learned. Thermals are very expensive for quality images. Does this compare to $3000-$6000 thermals? No, it does not. However, for the money you can get into the thermal game with a quality piece of equipment. Even though the more expensive machines give you way more detail and resolution, this will pick up the heat signature just like the expensive ones. I can see the heat on a cell tower a mile away from my front door. Up close the image is amazing. As you get farther away it's not as good, but that's how these things work. The sensitivity is great in an urban environment where there are drastic heat differences, but in the woods the image is faded a bit because the temps are all close except for the heat signature. That will stand out. As long as you understand that this is excellent for its price point you will be happy. If you want $3k performance for $500, you are not gonna find it here. Over all its a great entry level thermal.

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We have a large yard with several bushy pine trees and the dogs will be barking about a critter in the yard or the dogs will not come in when called. It is so good; you see the dog's business with the heat signature if you are making sure they have done the task. The thermal viewer spots them even in thick brush. I was very impressed with the clarity and ability to zoom easily! It is light weight and long battery life! I had been waiting for an affordable thermal imaging viewer and this is the ticket! I also have a night vision scope and the two together make for fun times watching animals at night. ATN customer support helped with an IR light issue without hesitation. I will buy from them again when the need or want arises!

I have been able to identify deer out to 300 yards open field, but that’s my line of sight limitation. I have detected deer movement using the red hot setting at 50 -75 yards through gaps in dense thickets. Whatever parts of the body are not blocked by brush will glow red if it’s warmer than the trees. At 100 yards you can see rabbit and raccoon heat signatures clearly while scanning, but not a clear silhouette. Digital zoom pixelates badly on 4x, but is fairly clear at 2x. I prefer contrast and brightness set to level 2. Greater contrast can be achieved by slow side to side and up and down scanning allowing the monocular to adjust to the various backgrounds. Video is of a deer 60 yards from me at tree line and another 15 yards back in the woods. Pictures are 4x digital zoom on same deer and a 1x rabbit at 50 yards.