HikMicro Thunder 2.0 Clip-On TQ50C (without wire cross)

The HikMicro Thunder 2.0 Clip-On TQ50C thermal scope (without reticle) is an attachment for a rifle scope. It attaches easily to the rifle scope and it has a weight without battery of only 553 grams. The thermal imaging scope is compatible with various adapters and it features M52 x 0.75 threads. The clip-on has a 640×512 thermal sensor and the pixel pitch is only 12 µm for a razor-sharp image. With an impressively low NETD of less than 20 mK, the thermal imager transmits highly detailed thermal images. Those images are shown on the 1024×768 (0.39-inch) OLED display, with a frame rate of 50 Hz. There is a dial on top of the thermal imaging scope that allows you to adjust the focus. The thermal sensor has a range of 2600 meters, making it possible to detect differences in heat even at long distances.

This thermal imaging viewer allows you to take photos and videos. You can do that manually by using the buttons on top of the HikMicro Thunder 2.0 Clip-On TQ50C thermal imaging scope or you can leave that to the recoil-activated recording. This feature causes a short video with audio to be recorded the moment the thermal imager registers recoil. As a result, a short video is made every time the trigger is pulled. The thermal imager has a 16 GB eMMC (embedded multimedia card) and the photos and videos you take will also be transmitted to your phone, provided you have the HikMicro Sight app.

That HikMicro Sight app is free to download and will get you connected to your HikMicro device. After the configuration, it is possible to adjust the settings of the thermal imaging viewer through the app and, of course, you can view the photos and videos in it.

The HikMicro Thunder 2.0 Clip-On TQ50C thermal imager features a Li-ion battery. On a full charge, the thermal imager can stay on for as much as 6.5 consecutive hours. When the battery runs out, you can easily recharge it or swap it with the other battery. To do even longer with a battery charge, use standby mode. The thermal imaging viewer is easily put into standby mode or just reactivated, using the buttons on top. There are a total of five buttons, with the following functionality:

Power button:
– Short press: Activation and deactivation of standby mode.
– Press and hold: On/Off.

Mode button:
– Short press: Switch between color modes (white hot, black hot, red hot, fusion).

Capture/Record button:
– Short print: Take a picture.
– Press and hold: Starts/stop recording a video.
– Functionality in the (quick) menu: Move the cursor up.

Menu button:
– Short press: Enter the quick menu.
– Press and hold: Go to the extended main menu or exit the menu.
– Functionality in the (quick) menu: Confirm selection.

Display button:
– Short press: Show or hide detailed information on screen.
– Functionality in the (quick) menu: Move the cursor down.

The HikMicro Thunder 2.0 Clip-On TQ50C thermal imaging scope is recoil-resistant and it is waterproof. In fact, it has an IP67 waterproof rating, which means that the thermal imager is completely dustproof and can be submerged to a depth of one meter for up to 30 minutes.

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