Hallo, good explanation thanks. It seems, the two images from the thermal and optical components do not line up perfectly. Maybe it‘s the short distance. Cheers.
The firmware has a menu where you can specify the range you mostly use it at which aligns the two images better for that range. It is not possible for them to align at every range because of the height difference of the two lenses on the front. A bit like the parallax setting on a scope when set to one distance works over a range either side of that distance. Got one coming this week!
@@MrTench8 Could this be the reason the image does a "freeze" for a millisecond if you go from long range to super close range? (just bought a used HIKMICRO Gryphon Fusion gql35 LRF and it sounds like its adjusting the lense but i want to be sure its in peak condition and its not a technical fault on the spotter)
@@mumfi3400 That momentary freeze of the image is the thermal sensor recalibrating to the min and max heat signals it can see so as to always provide the best definition between different temps. Perfectly normal, they all do it. I have the GH35 non LRF, brilliant tool!.
Thanks for your explanation One question I just got the gryphon lrf One question the batteries are 18650 ,,, 3500 mah Can I use any 18650 Example 18650. 5800 mah 3.7 Or should it only be 3.6 v Thanks
No. Pulsar is a pretty good 640x480 12um thermal imager. But here you have an even more powerful 640x512 12um + nightvision. No, Pulsar doesn't do that...
Fusion looks good but shame the thermal and optical images are not aligned. Really made it look terrible. Also this wont function at all at night as the optical image wont have a picture to work with...
