HikMicro Cheetah C 32 F
The HikMicro Cheetah C 32 F 850 nm IR night vision scope is a very versatile and user-friendly option is for observing game or other objects in the dark. It features several modes to use it in different conditions, including fog, and has a large detection range of 400 meters thanks to its 850 nm infrared lamp and UHD sensor. The OLED display offers a high-resolution image with a high frame rate, and the device can take and store image and sound recordings on its internal memory. It also appears to support recoil activation, meaning that the recording is automatically triggered when the gun goes off. All in all, the HikMicro Cheetah stands to be an excellent choice for those looking for a night vision scope with plenty of features and ease of use at a reasonable price.
The applicability of the HikMicro Cheetah 850 nm IR night vision goggles is very wide and strikingly so is its ease of use. Through four modes, it can be used at any time of the day: Day, Night, Automatic and Fog. Especially the last mode is special. With its own software solution, HikMicro has managed to bring infrared detection under foggy conditions to a very high level. The detection range of the 2560x1440 UHD sensor is at 350 meters, helped by internal the 850 nm infrared lamp.The image of the Hikmicro Cheetah is very nice and sharp. with a 25 Hz frame rate on the 1920x1080 OLED display. By using an 850 nm infrared lamp, the IR light is not red game sure. For wild boar, 850NM is sufficient. the advantage of 850 over 940NM is that 850Nm has a longer range.
Sensor: CMOS 2560 x 1440CMOS 2560 x 1440IR-Type: 850nm (built-in, adj. beamLens: 32mm, focusable 32mm, focusable Field of View: 8.1° x 6.1° Magnification (Optical): 1,0x Monitor: OLED 1920 xDetection: 400 metersBattery: Up to 5,5 hours Weight: 465 grams
Article: HikMicro Cheetah Digital night vision attachment viewer C 32 F
Hikmicro Cheetah - Series Manual:
https://www.huntingandoutdoor.eu/Files/3/7000/7634/FileBrowser/hikmicro-handleidingen/cheetah-scope_um_v5.5.50_nl-nl_20220922.pdf
