The different Pulsar Merger thermal binoculars; the XQ35, XP50 and XL50; are probably the best handheld thermals available to clearly identifying what you're looking at. In this Mega Test No.4, we show you exactly what each Merger looks like, in this sidebyside field test, at different ranges from 170m to over 700m: To help you decide which are the best Pulsar Merger thermal binoculars to suit your needs and your budget.

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NOTE: To get a truer view of the image you'll see if you're serious about buying some Pulsar Merger thermal binoculars MAKE SURE YOU CHANGE YOUR YOUTUBE VIDEO SETTINGS (the cog below the video) to the best quality setting available. And if you can, watch this on a PC rather than your phone, as there's a lot going on when you divide the screen into 4!
Also bear in mind, that any thermal test will be affected by the weather conditions, the warm object you point at and the groundcover. I've done my best to explain the methodology, pick a representative location with a varied background, describe the conditions and pick both large objects (people which are about the same body mass as a deer) and small objects (dogs of different sizes as they're often mistaken for foxes and fox cubs.).
This is an honest review nothing's fudged or faked. The footage is straight from each device, filmed from the same position in identical conditions, with identical device settings, for the kind of ranges these devices are used for, in the real world. We do it like this because these high tech devices aren't cheap, and at Thomas Jacks we think it's important you get the right one for your needs, that meets your expectations for many years to come.

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For more information on the Pulsar Merger LRF XQ35, Merger LRF XP50 or Merger LRF XL50 visit tjfocus.co.uk

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