Pulsar Thermion XM30 3.3-13.2×25 Thermal Scope

$2,299.97

Rated 4.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating

( 1 review )

(1 customer review)

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Description

Pulsar Thermion XM30 3.3-13.2×25 Thermal Scope

Name: Pulsar Thermion XM30 3.3-13.2x25 Thermal Scope
SKU: PL76524
Price: 2299.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.00 (1 reviews)

The Pulsar Thermion XM30 3.3-13.2×25 Thermal Scope features advanced technology, smart convenience and rugged reliability. It boasts 12 µm pixel pitch with 320×240 resolution and detects heat signatures of adult sized objects up to 1,400 yards away. It displays the heat signature on a 1024×768 AMOLED display. With 3.5-14x magnification and rock, forest and identification modes, the fixed focus XM30 is the ideal scope to locate your target.

Its Wi-Fi connectivity, Stream Vision app compatibility and built in recording with sound mean the XM30 will capture and preserve all your hunting memories. It is housed in a metal body with IP67 dust and waterproof rating. The operating temperatures from -13F to 122F and can withstand recoil up to .375 H&H. Other features include 5 rifle profiles with 50 zero saves, 13 variable electronic reticles, color viewing modes and a stadiametric rangefinder with detection capabilities up to 1475 yards. The XM30 is powered by a B-Pack Mini Li-Ion battery with up to 5 hours of life.

Pulsar Thermion XM30 3.3-13.2×25 Thermal Scope Features

320 x 240 resolution, 12µ pixel pitch core

1,400 yd detection range

8x digital zoom – continuous and stepped zoom

5-14x magnification

Picture in Picture digital zoom

Built in recording with sound

Stream Vision app connects scope to smart device

External power supply adaptable

5 rifle profiles with 50 zero saves

13 variable electronic reticles

One shot zeroing with freeze function

Color viewing modes

High resolution AMOLED display

Stadiametric rangefinder

Rock, forest and identification viewing modes

Manual, automatic and semi automatics calibration modes

Defective pixel repair feature

Specifications
Type of Microbolometer	Uncooled
Frame Rate, HZ	50
Microbolometer Resolution, Pixels	320 x 240
Spectral Sensitivity , µm	8-14
Display Type	AMOLED
Display Resolution, Pixel	1024 x 768
Integrated Video Recorder	Yes
Micro USB Socket	Power / Data
Operation Models	Rocks Forest Identification
Defective Pixel Repair Option	Yes
Integrated WiFi Module	Yes
Stream Vision Support	Yes
Magnification, x	3.5 – 14
Digital Zoom, x	2x / 4x
Lens Diameter, mm	24
Lens Focus, mm	30
Relative Aperture, D/f’	1:1.25
Field of View	7.3
Field of View, m @ 100m	12.8
Field of View, ft @ 100yd	45.9
Minimum Focusing Distance, ft/m	21 ft 7 m
Eye Relief, in/mm	2 in 50 mm
Diopter Adjustment, dptr.	-3 / +5
Focusing Type of Distance	Fixed
Range of Detection	1400 yd 1300 m
Power Supply	3.0 – 4.2
Battery Type	B-Pack Mini (18650 Li-Ion)
Battery Life (with video out off), Hours	7
External Power Supply	5V – USB
Click Value, 1 Click = MOA	.4
Windage & Elevation Adjustment Range, MOA	82
Number of Preloaded Reticles	10+
Reticle Type	Variable Electronic Reticles
Lens Material	Germanium, Glass
Body Material	Metal
Type of Mount for Attachment of Additional Accessories	Weaver Picatinny Rail
Operating Temp	-13 to 122 °F -25 to +50 °С
Level of Protection (acc. To IEC 60529)	IPX7
Waterproof	Yes
Calibration	Manual Automatic Semi Automatic
Recoil Rating, Max Caliber	.375 H&H
Length	15.2 in 387 mm
Width	3.1 in 78 mm
Height	2.5 in 63 mm
Weight, oz	26.5

Additional information

Weight	1.65 lbs

1 review for Pulsar Thermion XM30 3.3-13.2×25 Thermal Scope

Rated 4 out of 5
( 1 review )

sterlings44 (verified owner) – June 22, 2021

This is my 1st thermal purchase, however, it is not my first time using a thermal. I have been wrestling with the idea for a couple of years. But, like many, cost is a major determining factor, and the $2299 was within my budget. I read everything I could find and watched anything I could find and all seemed to agree this is a good, solid, reliable thermal scope. After 1 week of use I agree. I absolutely would recommend this rig to someone just getting into night hunting that isn’t limited by budget. Thermal far exceeds previous forms of night vision tech. Does it have it’s limitations, sure. But at the end of the hunt, did it perform as I expected? Yes. WITH ONE EXCEPTION !!! And anyone that has experience with Pulsar already knows this. The Stream Vision app used to download and watch the video of your hunt or your range time. Ok I am not a computer genius, but I’m not unfamiliar with tech. I have tried unsuccessfully, so many times to connect the scope to my iPhone I have blisters. If watching the video is important, I cant say this is the one for you. Keep in mind this is all just my opinion. The unit has more ability than I ever will.