Posted: 7/25/2014 11:10:56 AM EDT
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Pulsar Quantum Thermal Imaging Monoculars The new Pulsar Quantum LD19/HD19 series monoculars have an impressive image due to their higher resolution(384x288) than standard 320 core monoculars, and large OLED display. The Green LD19s is the 9hz version and the Black HD19s is the 30hz version. The LD19s/HD19s thermal monocular also has a 3.5mm video out jack for recording, an external power jack with an optional battery pack, and runs on 4 AA batteries. They are equipped with 2 standard 1/4-20 screw holes to mount accessories or mount to a tripod. The lens cap is an iris style cap so there is no flip-up cap to get in the way during use. The LD19s/HD19s has a 1.1X 19mm lens with 2X digital zoom and has options for manual and auto calibration. One of the most amazing features of the LD19s/HD19s and all Pulsar Quantum thermal handheld units is the ability to adjust brightness and contrast independently. This is a feature not found on any other handheld monocular under 5k, and allows the user to fine tune the image for any situation by bringing contrast up for situations like humid environments, or brightness down to reduce night blindness. The Quantum series are are great package for an unbeatable price. The Pulsar Quantum units are manufactured in Belarus, but the the US manufacturer Sellmark offers a 3 year warranty and are located right here in North Texas. These Pulsar Quantum units are a step above other comparable units in price range and performance. The kit includes:
Pulsar Quantum LD19s - $2,499 Order Here • 384x288 resolution, 9hz refresh rate • 1.1x magnification • 2x digital zoom • Manual, automatic, and semi automatic calibration modes • City, forest, and identification viewing modes • Hot white/ hot black viewing modes • Long viewing range • OLED display • Brightness and contrast adjustments • Video output • Quick start-up • External power supply adaptable • Compact and light weight    Pulsar Quantum HD19s - $2,799 Order Here • 384x288 resolution, 30hz refresh rate • 1.1x magnification • 2x digital zoom • Manual, automatic, and semi automatic calibration modes • City, forest, and identification viewing modes • Hot white/ hot black viewing modes • Long viewing range • OLED display • Brightness and contrast adjustments • Video output • Quick start-up • External power supply adaptable • Compact and light weight   
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Originally Posted By terry1: I have the HD19s and love it! Performance wise for the dollar I haven't seen another system under $3000 that compares to the HD19s. This system just puts a smile on my face every time I use it and I'm already saving to buy a HD38s model also. Pro's: The OLED screen is huge and very eye pleasing to view The ocular and objective glass focuses to a sharp image and and doesnt require much adjustment once set. The 384x288 core produces a sharp image better than my other 1X 320x240 systems to my eye. The housing isn't mil-spec like a X320 or FLIR M24,Its a commerical viewer, but sold enough to withstand normal hunting conditions The HD19S fits your hand nicely for comfortable viewing hours on end The controls are easy to use The built in lens cover is slick ;) The battery life is GREAT !!!! Con's: The main con I have is the HD19s is alittle slower to power up around 10 seconds vs 5 on my FLIR core systems. That said the battery life is so darn good you don't have to turn it on and off all night long to save battery one set of 2500 rechargeable sanyo batteries last me over 6+ hours. Last the auto calibration mode isn’t totally silent it makes a slight noise when working. However you can select manual calibration on the menu if that concerns you and it works just like the ATN thermals cover the lens and hit the cal button as needed. HD19s videos below: The video isn't as nice as the real image you seen on the OLED screen in person.  http://youtu.be/RshR5KZRjg4 http://youtu.be/kEtaUNt2d-A |
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800.769.0159
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Pulsar just released an HD19A that lists at 2K.  The only difference in the HD19S and the HD19A is the display is a 640x480 LCD vs 640x480 OLED.There is a noticeable difference in the size of the display, but there is no noticeable difference in the detection range or overall function of the new HD19A |
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800.769.0159
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800.769.0159
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