Choosing the right Pulsar Thermion Thermal scope calibration (NUC) modes
Seeing a brief pause after starting your new thermal scope? Don't worry, it is probably just performing a NUC. In this video we will explore the different calibration modes specifically using the Pulsar Thermion 2 XQ38, however, it is about the same on all thermal devices.
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Basic operation of the menu elements in Pulsar thermal devices
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