Teslong Thermal

[gary0529]

OK, since I have a couple of Teslaong borescopes and really like them and since I am torn about buying more Chinesium (really difficult in many cases) I just received an email touting a Teslong Thermal monocular -- not many/any reviews online that I trust .
The specs look promising but I am looking for a member here who actually touched one
Any one??
Thanks in advance
Gary

 

[ebb]

Maybe, but definitely not the first generation.

 

[Prose]

Maybe, but definitely not the first generation.

their first gen borescope is the best one on the market... probably worth the risk

 

[GotRDid]

Link to info?

 

[gary0529]

Link to info?

https://ctrk.klclick1.com/l/01J9K5YD3BG07S18NXNCSVNYJ5_6
This is the link I got as an email from Teslong in an advertising email

 

[GotRDid]

The camera is especially attractive as a scanner while Varminting at night. Saves the Thermal scope for actual targeting.

 

[5spd]

Do not buy a thermal with less than a 384 core if you dont want to be disappointed.
There is a giant difference in cores and what you see at night when it comes to anything thermal.

 

[Dimner]

Do not buy a thermal with less than a 384 core if you dont want to be disappointed.
There is a giant difference in cores and what you see at night when it comes to anything thermal.

What is the difference?

Does the chores relate to distance or clarity or heat signature?

I don't know anything about thermals so just wondering what the higher core value translates to.

 

[C.E.Smith043]

What is the difference?

Does the chores relate to distance or clarity or heat signature?

I don't know anything about thermals so just wondering what the higher core value translates to.

Better resolution