At last, the average Joe can afford good quality thermal imaging! Rex looks at the new Leupold LTO-Tracker. This is designed for hunters trying to easily recover game and have more success tracking in the field, but it’s true plethora of uses is endless. This compact thermal imager is only 5.6 inches long and weighs less than 10 ounces, allowing it to be carried comfortably in any pocket.
Features:
– 21 Degree Field of View
– Electronic Reticle
– Thermal Sensor: 206 x 156
– Operating Temperature: -4F to 140F
– Temperature Detection Range: -40F to 572F
– Fixed Focus With 6X Digital Zoom
– Display: Direct View 1.22 Round
– Display Resolution: 240 x 204 px
– Startup Time: less than 3 seconds
– Detection Distance: 600 Yards
– Battery: CR123,10 Hours Continuous Use
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will it work with a scope will it still capture the light source
damn, thats awesome, but still expensive.
5:20 someone was making biscuits!
“You’re sticking your hand in that LAVA!!!!”
I was saying just that when you said it.
I would totally geek out with that thing for hours.
As men, we must increasing our senses and information gathering apparatus’ of the world around us!!!
I taut I taw a puddy tat.
Rubbish
Thank you.
Toy
a couple of selenium lenses and you could do some meaningful magnification, yes?
Tehnicaly resolution is no problem to be solved. But it has something to do with thermal reading power. Nice review.. nice talks. Tnx.
Collector item? Hilarious.
Woah…don’t mess with the wifey. She can spray fire out of her hands like a super hero!
Awesome stuff, thanks for the heads up on the product!
Do you know if this can be mated to a scope or camera?
Have you used the torrey pines logic thermal imaging system, if so would you recommend it?
Thanks for the review Rex, I was curious about the battery life. I have not had good luck with the 123 batteries in the past. I had an eotech that ate them for breakfast.
Yo Rex, can you tell me what type of frame that is at the very end of the video. Its the FDE colored one that the lady is prone next to… Thanks and thx for the vids!
How does this one fair against Flir Scout TK?
Prices are not too far off, thinking about getting one.
Wow. ‘member (“yeah I ‘member” :-P) when laser pointers where a couple hundred $$$. Now we can pick them up for a few bucks and tease the cat. Can’t wait for this technology to do similar.
You know you live balls deep in the COLD when you need heated ceramic tiles! YIKES!
Want thermal scope so bad
So basically you can tell if your wife is doing the dishes without turning the lights on. Also pointless to have 6x magnification when it’s so distorted you can’t see. And the “real” effective range is 100 yards not 600 like they claim.
I just bought one of these about three weeks ago and everything you say is pretty much on the money . I think the crosshairs feature is a sign of what’s to come in the future from Leupold. It’s a great price. To get somebody interested and want to play with one of these and see the capability you’d save your pennies to get one
wow kettles are hard to find with the light on 1ft away great test
This proves it can be done. Now I want a thermal rifle scope for hunting coyotes at night with a price tag a work’n man can afford.
WAIT, since it has a reticle, does that mean it can be used as a gunsight?
It’s a lot more than $64.05 It’s around $700.00 Unless you meant that was the amount off.