HIKMICRO Stellar SQ50 2.0 640px 50mm Thermal Rifle Scope

Description

Specs

• Type: VOx Uncooled Focal Plane Arrays
• Max. Resolution: 640 × 512
• Frame Rate: 50 Hz
• Pixel Interval: 12 μm
• Response Waveband: 8 μm to 14 μm
• NETD: Less than 20 mK (@25°C), F# = 1.0
• Focal Length: 50 mm, F1.0
• Focus Mode: Focus Ring
• Detection Range: 2600 m
• Min. Focusing Distance: 5 m
• Magnification: 3.3x to 26.4x (8x)
• Supports continuous zooming
• Degrees / m @100 m: 8.8° × 5.3°/15.4 m × 9.2 m
• Display: 1920 × 1080, 0.49-inch OLED
• Palettes: Black Hot, White Hot, Red Hot, Fusion
• FFC (Flat Field Correction) Mode: Auto, Manual, External Correction
• Exit Pupil: 6 mm
• Eye Relief: 55 mm
• Diopter (Range): -5D to 5D
• Brightness Adjustment: Yes
• Tone Adjustment: Cold, Warm
• Contrast Adjustment: Yes
• Image Pro: Yes
• Record Video: On-board Video Recording
• Capture Snapshot: Yes
• Audio Recording: Yes
• Recoil-activation Recording: Yes
• Standby Mode: Yes
• Storage Built-in EMMC: 64 GB
• PIP (Picture-in-Picture): Yes
• Hotspot: Yes
• Hot Track: Yes
• Distance Measurement: Yes
• Zeroing Profiles: 5
• Freeze Zeroing: Yes
• Max. Recoil: 1000 g/0.4 ms
• Battery Type: Two rechargeable Lithium batteries (internal), one replaceable and rechargeable 18650 battery (external)
• Battery Operating Time: 11 hours continuous running (@25°C, Wi-Fi off)
• Type-C Power Supply: DC 5 V/2 A, USB Type-C interface
• Supports: QC3.0
• Protection Level: IP67
• Mounting: Standard 30 mm
• Dimension: 425.4 mm × 84 mm × 71.4 mm
• Working Temperature: -30°C to 55°C (-22°F to 131°F)
• Weight: 950 g without external battery

NEW to the HIKMICRO hunting range – The Stellar 2.0 thermal riflescope featuring the latest generation HIKMICRO 640px thermal sensor in an all new 30mm tube style chassis.

Redesigned from the ground up to offer the highest image quality possible. The Stellar 2.0 uses the latest 640px, Sub 20mK NETD thermal sensor, capable of measuring the smallest temperature differences to deliver an incredibly detailed image, even in the harshest conditions.

In the field this translates to a detailed image of heat sources to assist with identification as well as giving you lots of information from the surroundings, allowing you to build a complete overview of the situation before you decide to take a shot. The addition of Image Pro Algorithm and ample colour, contrast and zoom adjustments fine-tune the image and allow the user to focus purely on shooting.

The 640px sensor offers a high resolution image and pairs with the 50mm focal length, F1.0 lens system to deliver a 3.3x base mag. The Stellar 2.0 has up to 8x digital magnification giving you a flexible magnification range of 3.3-26.4x. The new curved OLED display gives a large, eye friendly view of your surroundings.

Built on an all new 30mm tube chassis, the Stellar 2.0 will mount directly into conventional rifle scope rings making it easy to get setup with the perfect eye relief. The main control dial which adjusts the magnification or accesses the menu has been relocated to the top of the scope and the activation button is recessed inside the control wheel so the risk of accidental triggering is removed.

The Stellar 2.0 also has an updated power system. The internal battery is recharged by the USB-C port on the side of the eyepiece provides the main source of power. It also has a removable 18650 backup battery to keep you hunting on the longest of trips, these power sources combine to deliver an impressive runtime of 11 hours.

The Stellar 2.0 is supplied with the latest HIKMICRO software, giving you fast access to commonly used options like brightness and contrast and allows you to add a PIP screen. The Stellar 2.0 offers a choice of four thermal colour profiles, the ability to record pictures or video and WiFi to allow you to connect, stream and control from the HIKMICRO sight app.

Simple to set for personal preference

Stellar 2.0 has a total of 5 reticle groups, four colour options and 10 reticle types, so that the user can easily find the set-up that suits them and the shooting situation in every way. The Picture-in-Picture function adds to the accuracy, and in combination with continuous digital zoom up to 8x makes evaluation of the target and decision making as easy as possible.

The use of thermal imaging spotting devices to scan, detect and identify has become mainstream in the hunting world, with virtually no-one in doubt as to the superiority of the technology. Thermal works day & night, despite natural camouflage, into shadows and through foliage. As thermal imaging technology has progressed the fidelity has improved, providing abundant detail of both animal and surroundings, to the point where identification of size, species and sex of animal is much more straightforward. The progression to thermal scopes, as well as spotters, is a natural one and increasing numbers of serious hunters are choosing to shoot with thermal. Stellar 2.0 makes that choice even more straightforward.