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Revision as of 09:52, 29 June 2020

Also known as:

  • Pulsar Core RXQ30V Thermal Monocular
  • Pulsar Core RXQ30V Thermal Rifle Scope
  • Pulsar Core RXQ30V 1.6-6.4x22mm Thermal Imaging Riflescope

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Featuring 985-yd. detection range, the Pulsar Core RXQ30V Thermal Rifle Scope has an AMOLED screen that displays heat signatures in black and white. Older models displayed images in sapphire green. Offers high contrast images designed to help prevent eye fatigue during long periods of usage. The 384x288 core features a 50Hz refresh rate, and the high-resolution AMOLED display creates detailed 640x480 images.

Magnification factors and zoom 2x/4x digital with picture in picture digital zoom mode, 10 variable electronic reticles, 3 rifle profiles with 3 zero saves, 1-shot zeroing with free function, white/hot and black/hot viewing modes, rock/forest/identification viewing modes, IRIS technology and increased recognition software.

The Core RXQ30V Thermal Rifle Scope runs on 2 CR123A batteries. Manufacturer model #: PL76483Q.

  • Optimum night vision capabilities
  • Detects heat out to 985 yards
  • Black and white (or sapphire green on older model) high-contrast 640x480 images
  • 1.6-6.4 magnification
  • 2x/4x digital zoom
  • 640x480 AMOLED display
  • 10 variable electronic reticles
  • 50Hz refresh rate
  • white/hot and black/hot viewing
  • IRIS technology and increased recognition software

Basic Usage

Top Menu Buttons, Referring to buttons as 12 oclock, 3 oclock, 6 oclock, and 9 oclock as Top, Right, Buttom, and Left.

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To power on, first open the lens and Press and hold down (12)Top until you see the Pulsar logo displayed.

  • (12)Top short press: activates calibration
  • (12)Top long press: power on, power off, power save screen off only, screen on (depending on duration of long press)
  • (6)Btm short press: toggle between brightness or contrast adjustment
  • (3)Rt short press: brightness up or contrast up
  • (9)Lt short press: brightness down or contrast down
  • (6)Btm long press: show menu