Description The Pulsar Thermion 2 LRF XP60 is the most sensitive riflescope in the 60 mm series. Its 640x480 sensor at 17 µm delivers a system NETD under 18 mK, which is what lets it separate an animal from background clutter in rain, fog and heavy humidity where a less sensitive sensor washes out. An F60/1.0 objective gives 3–24x magnification, a 10.4° field of view and a detection range of 2,187 yards (2,000 m). The 2560x2560 AMOLED display is matched by recording at the same resolution to 64 GB of internal memory, and the 905 nm rangefinder measures to 875 yards with ±1 m accuracy. Reticles are software defined with 14 mm clicks at 100 m over a 2840 mm range. The metal housing is IPX7 rated, runs -13°F to 122°F, and delivers 7 hours from a built-in battery plus a replaceable APS3 pack. Features 640x480 thermal sensor, 17 µm pixel pitch System NETD under 18 mK — the most sensitive in the 60 mm series F60/1.0 objective lens 3–24x magnification, 10.4° field of view 2,187 yard (2,000 m) detection range 2560x2560 AMOLED display and recording 905 nm laser rangefinder to 875 yards, ±1 m 64 GB internal memory, dual-band Wi-Fi Metal body, IPX7, 7 hour runtime