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You can also buy Thermal Protection, so you can cry less at night:
http://www.mec.ca/AST/ShopMEC/Hiking...ctive-suit.jsp 
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Whats the infrared reflection signature like on that thing? Looks like it'll glow when observed through Night Vision.
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I had my heart set on a FLIR TS-24, great resolution, spotting out to ridiculous distance, but at only 8Hz, and no ability to use IR laser or aiming devices, it's kind of money wasted :/
Although I could wrap handwarmers around my mags and have thermal tracers, but that wouldn't work at only 8Hz IMO if you got your hands on a FLIR M-24, you might like it more, half the price of the AN/PAS-23, only 30Hz refresh rate, but much better resolution, and about half the size too lol Last edited by ThunderCactus; February 19th, 2013 at 21:18.. |
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guys u r nuts... this is just incredible! And admirable
. One question can u see through walls with those thermal visors?
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http://www.ghillie.com/thermal.htm so now do i buy a ghillie to counter the handfull of thermal users or do i buy a thermal optic to see folks in the dark or do i just stick with geting a gen1 + night vision rifle scope as was my original plan. by the way that video made me pee my pants laughing lol
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But you can see someone's hand print on a wall. Or, depending on the thickness and material of a wall, and the sensitivity of the thermal, you might be able to see someone leaning against it from the inside lol
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CR0M - That is a fire camera used by fire departments to track active fires. Works fine but not something you can use on a weapon LOL
For forward observation however not too bad. Biggest limitation is range. Fire FLIR is used extensively under 15 M. Not a bad price for that rig tho...it has some wear and tear...
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