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Leupold & Stevens LTO-Quest 1x Thermal Imaging Viewer - 173096
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Leupold & Stevens LTO-Quest 1x Thermal Imaging Viewer - 173096
| SKU | 788532 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Leupold |
| Model Number | 173096 |
| UPC | 030317017484 |
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- Series/Collection: LTO-Quest
- Magnification: 1x
- Field of View: 20 deg
- Detection Distance: 300 yd
- Display Type: 2.4" LED
- Temperature Rating: -40 to 140 deg F
- Frame Rate: 15 Hz
- Startup Time: Less Than 3 s
- Thermal Sensor: 206x156
Features
The Leupold LTO-Quest is an advanced thermal imaging viewer and camera with a built-in 300 lumen, dual intensity flashlight. The rugged, rubberized body is small enough to fit in your pocket, and weighs under 7 oz., so it won't slow you down in the field. Featuring a 206x156 thermal sensor with a 20-degree FOV, it can detect a heat signature out to 300 yards using any one of its eight color palettes. It has a micro USB port for charging the LTO-Quest and downloading images stored on the included, removable microSD card.
The Leupold Thermal Optic Quest is a powerful handheld thermal device, a camera, and a dual-mode, 300 lm flashlight. With it, you can detect heat signatures out to 300 yd, which can make all the difference in scouting or tracking downed game.
Feature:
- Fixed focus
Battery - internal 4 hr continuous use
Leupold 5 years electronics warranty
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