Thermal imaging. Night vision & daylight capability. Onboard rangefinding. Ballistics calculator. The PARDA(R) Landsat-C Dual Spectra isn't just a collection of tools-it's the WHOLE tool box. Everything you need to scout, surveil and drop predators with authority, all rolled up into one remarkably compact Scope. Let's start with the thermal imaging capability, which is outstanding by all metrics. With a high-quality 640x512 thermal sensor, 12Amicrom pixel pitch, and a 25mK Noise Equivalent Temperature Difference (NETD), you get extremely sensitive thermal imaging that performs even when environmental thermal contrast is extremely low. You'll enjoy rich contrast and bold resolution when acquiring and ranging targets out to 1,200 yards. Night vision is equally effective thanks to the integrated CMOS 2k visible light sensor and 350-yard infrared illuminator. And just as importantly, the Dual Spectra is equally capable in broad daylight. Both the thermal and night vision image can be displayed on the 800x800 IPS liquid crystal display independently or simultaneously via the picture-in-picture mode, which provides a clear heat signature and night vision depth perception. Switching between the two is also incredibly fast and easy. The integrated rangefinder provides accurate ranging for targets out to 1,200 meters, and feeds distance readings directly into the ballistic calculator. The Dual Spectra is capable of accurately calculating the trajectory of your projectile and impact point based on pre-programmed parameters-and will actually move the vertical crosshair to a new holdover position to help you hit your mark. The Dual Spectra features 6 onboard reticles in your choice of 4 colors, and features 6 color palettes (white hot, black hot, red hot, iron hot, edge, and sky mode) to present target data in the best way possible for the situation. And with a 50 Hz refresh rate, you see the action as it's happening, in amazing clar