Pulsar Duo easiest thermal scope to sight in day or night

In this video, we take a look at how easy it is to sight the new Pulsar Duo 640x480 thermal scope with 4K color daytime viewing 2-16 thermal with 2-16 4K on Duo DXP50 or 2-16 thermal with 4-32 4K on the DXP55. This thing is accurate and easy to sight in. Questions call us anytime at 877-806-2977

[@AbyssalPlain]

Brilliant - the User Guide doesn't explain this (I don't think!) - thanks

[@liedebunker1253]

That's a much better way to zero it. Some said you'd have to zero them separately, i.e. totally irrelevant to each other. But this video shows a definitely a better way.

[@jasonsmith4404]

Stupid question, but how do I get my pulsar to see regular video? I can see all the white hot, black hot, marine and all that. Just no regular video

[@foxoptic5887]

On DUO, simply hit the mode switching button at the rear of the eyepiece

[@samcollins3838]

Why are the day and thermal x and y co-ordinates different? I thought they would be the same co-ordinates when zeroing the rifle/scope.

[@foxoptic5887]

The "cameras" have different fields of view, so other than start origin (0,0 ), reticle placement is different on the initial setup. (Different coordinates while aimed at the same point)

[@elconquistador932]

You co witness/line up Thermal Cam to POI of daytime scope. Makes sense.

[@EleMexican]

Almost a perfect sight, but without a LRF for a scope that expensive is just a dealbreaker for me.

[@enasleventis]

Once you adjust the thermal poi will the day scope poi still be the same

[@foxoptic5887]

You have to adjust them independently but it's super easy.