
The New AdderV2 LRF 35-384 primary goal was to assimilate a feature which many electro-optics veterans end up looking at as a necessity, which is a fully integrated 1000yd laser rangefinder. And although the majority of units in the AdderV2 family will come with an integrated LRF and ballistic calculator, the AdderV2 35-384 will come equipped with the highest base magnification of the bunch. Coming in at 4X, the 35-384 will be a great option for hunters and shooters that are happy to hunt with a slightly narrower field of view, knowing that they have not sacrificed any of the resolution via digital zoom to get there. With a magnification range of 4-24X, the AdderV2 35-384 will be perfect for those who already own hunting rifles equipped with the ever-popular 4-16X or 4-20X daytime rifle scopes.
Although the new internal LRF module is one of the major improvements in the new AdderV2’s, it’s certainly not the only one. Not to be outdone, the new 384/12 micron sensor comes in at an industry-leading sub-15mk sensitivity. And we didn’t just pair that new sensor with a common 1024 display, we’ve paired it with an intricate new 2560x2560 micro display and a new shutterless nuc. This display not only provides users with unrivaled image quality, but also with the new semi-circular internal user interface. This new interface will still comfortably provide shooters with the most crucial information, such as battery life, magnification level, range, time and vertical/horizontal pitch scale readout. This unit also allows users to switch from full step zoom to 0.5X incremental zoom adjustments as well, so there’s no wasted sections of the magnification range. Other improvements include: new red & green monochrome color palettes, 64GB of internal storage capacity, 1000g recoil resistance, a fully integrated on board ballistic calculator, pitch scale activation, media albums which can be viewed on the device (not just your phone), internal 9hr rechargeable battery, cold & warm hue viewing modes, and more. And like the original Adder series scopes, the AdderV2’s will come with a field-proven American-made ADM one-piece Recon 30mm mount ($220 value) included. AGM – Vision Without Limits.
Technical Specifications
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Weight
1.83 lb -
Dimensions
16.5 in 3.4 in 3.4 in -
HZ - refresh rate
50 -
Category
Thermal Rifle Scopes -
Handhelds
No -
Thermal Sensor Resolution
384x288 -
Display Resolution
2560x2560 -
Pixel Pitch
12 -
NETD Rating
15 -
Detection Range
1200 -
Range Finder
Yes -
Full Color Daytime
No -
Clip-On
No -
Magnification Base
4 -
Magnification Max
24 -
Objective Lens
35 -
Field of View
7.5
Reviews
Pulsar Telos XQ35: Great entry level thermal monocular with a great balance of performance and price. It has a very clear thermal image for out to 300-400 yards. The compact design makes it perfect for being portable.
Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XL60: Holy smokes the screen in this thing is like looking at a movie screen. The screen alone is worth the upgrade but the clarity is top notch.
Pulsar Telos LRF XL50: Being smaller than I expected, the picture is just amazing. Fits in my pockets or I carry around my neck.
Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XP60: Amazing scope and the new ballistic app makes this a no brainer. Amazing clarity and knowing where to shoot sold it for me.
Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XP60: Crazy image upgrade in the unit. Rangefinder is spot on and the apps are easy to use.
Pulsar Merger LRF XT50: Super impressed with the clarity of this unit! I can’t wait to see this in a scope!
Pulsar Thermion 2 XP50 Pro: Stunning image quality with a long detection range. It’s rugged and reliable as we use and abuse our products.