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Pulsar Telos XG50

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Pulsar Telos XG50 Thermal Monoculars present new features in thermal monoculars. With a heat sensitivity of NETD<=40mK, these are the second step up in the series due to a higher resolution (640x480 @12µm) sensor. They will also be upgradeable by the factory when better features become available. The list of potential upgrades has not been published yet. The base Telos XP50 will have a 640x480 microbolometer with a frame rate of 50Hz and a pixel pitch of 12µm. The display is a 1024x768 AMOLED screen. The 50mm objective lens is f/1.0 for maximum heat gathering. Base magnification is 3.5x augmented by a 4x digital zoom. Detection range is 2515 yds.

The Telos XP50's body is rubber armored reinforced plastic that can withstand temperatures from -13°F to 104°F. The LPS 7i Li-Ion 6400mAh battery has a life of 8.5 hours and can also be powered by an external power supply (5V or 9V) and USB-C cable. It weighs 25.3 ounces.

Generation:	Thermal
Sensor Resolution (pixels)	640x480 Pixels
Display Resolution (Pixels)	1024x768 Pixels
Frame Refresh Rate	50 Hz
Magnification:	3.5-14x
Objective Dia.	50 mm
Field of View (°):	8.8x6.6 °
Eye Relief:	14 mm
Battery type:	LPS 7i Li-Ion Battery Pack
Battery life:	8.5 hrs
Thermal Sensitivity	40 mK @f/1.0
Video Output	Wi-Fi (2.4/5GHz) / USB-C / Bluetooth
Product Weight (oz):	23.3 with battery oz.

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Color Palettes

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Hot White Color Palette

The most commonly used color palette is hot white, where the hottest part of the view is the brightest white. This makes it easiest to find a target but may obscure colder surrounding objects.

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Hot Black Color Palette

When seeing the terrain is as important as seeing the target, switching to hot black will show you the most detail in your surroundings. Notice how the bark of the trees and the blades of grass are easy to see.

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Monochrome Red Color Palette

One of the things that can alert your quarry to your presence is when the light exiting the eyepiece lights up your eye for all the world to see. The monochrome red palette minimizes the brightness of the light hitting your face from the eyepiece, keeping you better hidden.

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Hot Red Color Palette

The hot red palette shows brighter for higher temperatures but keeps all the colors in the red family. This does less to disturb your eye's ability to see in the dark naturally.

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Sepia Color Palette

The sepia color palette is the most restful on the eyes as the screen brightness is lower. It is recommended for longer duration viewing.

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Rainbow Color Palette

The rainbow color palette is used to give more differentiation between various temperatures in the image. The rainbow palette has brighter colors for cool temperatures and deeper colors for higher temperatures. It is good for finding hot spots in electrical equipment, and might work well for locating owls in trees.

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Ultramarine Color Palette

The ultramarine color palette is also used to give more differentiation between various temperatures in the image. The ultramarine palette has brighter colors for warmer temperatures and deeper colors for lower temperatures. Also good for finding hot spots.

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Violet Color Palette

The violet color palette helps to identify objects faster. You can see that in this palette the outline of the animal is very well defined, but so are the facial features. The darker background makes the animal stand out.