AGM RATTLER V3 25-384 THERMAL SIGHT

Although it seems like just yesterday the celebrated AGM Rattler thermal riflescope family got upgraded with the introduction of the RattlerV2’s the NEW RattlerV3 testifies to the fact that evolution never stops. The RattlerV3 25-384 pairs a 25 mm Germanium lens with an industry-leading sub-15mK thermal sensor and a new 1920×1080 high resolution display which combines to produce the best 384 resolution thermal image. These technical parameters work together to produce a detection range 1.1 miles. The RattlerV3 25-384 has a base magnification of 2.5X making it an optimal option for predator hunters in wide-open terrain. Its also the first Rattler ever to come with a shutterless NUC and AGM’s powerful new Image Boost 2.0 imaging algorithm. Large sturdy buttons and a manual focus ring were designed to aid gloved fingers in cold winter weather while the removable rechargeable NE-4400 battery offers one of the most robust and easy to install battery systems on the market. The firmware package allows users an amazing level of customization: on-board pitch scale 10 brightness and contrast settings warm & cold viewing modes multiple color palettes picture in picture on-board video recording with sound WiFi hotspot multiple zeroing profiles shot activated video recording defective pixel repair and hotspot locator. Also included is an Americanmade ADM mounting system. – Superior sub-15 milikelvin thermal sensitivity – 384×288 resolution with 12-micron sensor – Large OLED display with 1920×1080 resolution – Shutterless technology – Various reticle types and colors – 2.5x to 20x magnification – On-board video/audio recording and image capture – Built-in EMMC storage (64 GB) – Shot-Activated Recording (SAR) – Wi-Fi data transmission – Standby mode – Over 7 hours battery life – External power supply compatibility – Waterproof & shockproof – 5-year warranty – Package Includes – ADM 2120 Mount – Li-ion Battery pack NE-4400 – Battery Charger – USB Cable – Lens Cloth – Owners Manual – Carrying Case