Entry Level Thermal Monocular Advice || HIK Micro Falcon FH25 User Impressions

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It's a common question - what entry level thermal should I get. This is my personal opinion on device base specifications, be that HIK Micro, Pulsar, Infiray or Thermtec. Yes I have a HIK monocular in this video, but the reputable brands will have devices with similar specifications if you'd prefer a broader consideration. Ideally, get out to a store you can hands on and test a few out. If you can't do that, I have device recordings and my take on the "entry level" HIK Micro Falcon FH25 in this video.

Big thanks to TSA in Australia for sending me the Falcon to play with. Without support from companies who are proactive in the hunting industry, these video's are not possible with the speed tech is evolving.

I hope this can help a few people out on the thermal journey, or reinforce a few aspects I prefer on devices.

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I got a new Pixfra ARC 425, for $1250. Prices really come down

bouncingyellowskull
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This would be good for a scan to find stuff then use the scope you put your money into to get ID

brnatlas
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great info, what thermal would get as the best HIKMICRO Falcon fq 35 or 50 or zeiss 4/35 ? what would buy it for birding all kinds of birding open and bush areas ? Thanks

Adventure-MTB
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They need to get all this tech from cuntries other than Chyna!

hynot
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Hahahaha @ hot blob like animal. I so badly want one, but no way I would pay 1k… I’m still saving…

slogue
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Wow with the economy yeah, gouging and recession. I have no expendable cash for that much output, but may be in two years when I’m watching this things will be better. Ha HA.

jayjudd
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A very informative video. This will help those looking to get the best gear for their activities and dollars to spend. Not all retailers have that depth of knowledge based on use so you're helping first time buyers and those wishing to up grade. Excellent advice, well presented, thanks.

allanford
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Missus hates when I start watching your videos…

brnatlas
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Thanks Nathan great info, looking forward to your next content

RobJ
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*EDGE of the OUTBACK* Bravo well done, thank-you sir for taking the time to show us. GOD Bless.

MrRebar
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Personally if I was just getting into thermal I’d go for a secondhand 640 unit, rather than a new 320. With the introduction of the Pulsar Telos LRF there’s plenty of Helion XP50 pro’s for sale, which in my opinion is the best hand held spotter.

andybrock
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I just scraped through....I bought a Hik Lynx pro Lh 25 $2400...phew 😮

cyclo
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Thanks I’m in the market for my handheld thermal. How do you rangefind at night.?

richardvandb
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Nathan I would like to know if you have had any experience with the Pulsar Krypton 2 clip on thermal? Your vids are always entertaining and informative, cheers.

phillloyd
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If you're on granite country, these are absolutely shit. You can't tell the difference between pigs, sheep, and granite rock. I just sold mine and I'm sticking to our new Pulsar Thermion 2 XP50 LRF that you recommended. It is absolutely amazing! Also got rid of my night vision scope too.

peterdmatthews
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I recently got a FH25 off Ben.
Pigs on the farm are in trouble now!!

Operation_Far_North
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Good info .. thanks.. thinking of HIK micro condor sq35.. 640 red and 35 lens, plus rangefinder.. ticks a few boxes

longyx
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Cool Ep you lost me as soon as you spoke, Way to much money for this brown duck. Id rather put the diesel in my 4wd and go up to Weipa area fishing,

craigtomkinson
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I’m just not sure about the 1.75X base magnification but it’s still really clear at 3.5 magnification isn’t it?

peteoburrito
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Hey mate haven't seen a decent review of the latest 20mk 640 HIK Micro PQ50L or the more basic Thunder TQ35, any chance of review ??

stephenjones