How do you actually set up the zero? I can't find the info anywhere and this vid doesn't seem to show me? Mine is so far out I can even hit a target 10m away!! Frustrating....
Hi could you help I got one of these and having trouble keeping zero after 4or5 shots ,everything tight as should be .it driving me mad now any help would be appreciated.
Hi, Could explain please what the EV numbers relate to and how do I know what left & right numbers to choose ? And do you need P in P to align what particularly. Do you use a torch at night initially to locate the "target" Thanks Geoff
The numbers are there for reference, for example you were using it in moonlight and found ev +1.5 gave the best image contrast then next full moon you can just set it to +1.5 :), pnp is just so you can have the full field of visoin through the device while having a zoomed window to be more precise with shot placement. By left and right numbers i pesume you're meaning for zeroing the reticle? If so you dont need them as you move the dot from the centre of the reticle over to the centre of the bullet holes then select save press the left or right button to change it to say yes then presd the button the turns the laser on to save
Hello thanks for the review. I am actually looking forward to buy this unit. Can you please tell me how many zero profiles are available to save? And how many different styles of rectiles? And if its adequate enough to use on a pcp air rifle up to 70 metres?
It has 5 profiles and 8 reticles if i remeber correctly, ive run it on a .22lr and 223 without ussues i dont have a pcp airgun so cant say if it is suited or not.
hi the pard has to be shimmed or buy a adjustable mount to keep the cross hairs in the middle of the screen ... does this auto put the cross hairs in the middle of the screen or are the cross hairs off centre once you have sighted it in cheers
hi, i adjusted the scope and changed the X and Y but the problem i have right now that my croshair is not in the middle anymore is there an option for that?
nope, its not an optical scope. a glass rifle scope holds the reticle inside a drum and your turrets move that drum, in digital scopes you have a fixed field of view and the crosshair can move anywhere within it as needed but it cannot recenter the screen around that point. same goes for ATN Pulsar Pard etc
yes it can, the rifle i use it on is a Ruger ranch 556. it can withstand recoil from my 308 but because its a 15mm eye releif it hits me hard in the eye socket when i use it on the 308.
@@possumtrapper oh ok that seems to be the ones I’m finding anyway so that’s good. But looks like I will get one of these. Was looking at the pard. Will get a thermal hand held too eventually. Plenty of predators for me to get in whangamata :)
@@possumtrapper yeah seems what people are saying to do. Pard has a thermal handheld due any day so looking at that. Thinking saytong nv tho over the pard nv. Just using a red scope mounted torch at the mo. But that just got me a possum n a rabbit using 30cal air rifle.
Shim it? no didn't need to do that to it t zero'd pretty well was chasing a single bullet roun the target for a while then fired 3 shots and found the rifle just wasn't liking that ammo
@@possumtrapper so if I shoot the target and I adjust my reticle to the bullet hole I just shot then it will be zeroed? Or do I shoot 3 times till it forms a triangle and adjust my reticle from the last bullet I just shot to the centre of the triangle
@@eruitimeihana6767 only if your rifle is able to put every shot in a single hole at that distance, otherwise you'll get a triangle 3 shot group and need to adjust to the center of that triangle. to close the diameter of that triangle you'll need to make changes to the ammo being fired, like try a different weight and brand or different powder loads to improve the accuracy of the rifle. If you do it on a single shot you'll likely find the 2nd is out and the third etc you end up chasing the bullet impact when its just a case of thats the accuracy of that ammo.
put rifle on sand bags fire 3 rounds at target, walk up locate bullet holes mark centre of group go back, put scope into zeroing mode hold at centre of target, push left button on the top to freeze image use top button to cycle to elevation windage profile reticle type and save options, move reticle dot onto the bullet holes on the target then go to save select "yes" then press the bottom laser button to save it
You quickly breezed through this aspect in vid, getting that freeze of the image in order to perform the essentially one shot zero process. It’s vital part of setting up the unit. Every other feature is fluff by comparison and the booklet is hopeless. Good vid otherwise.
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How do you actually set up the zero? I can't find the info anywhere and this vid doesn't seem to show me? Mine is so far out I can even hit a target 10m away!! Frustrating....
Hi could you help I got one of these and having trouble keeping zero after 4or5 shots ,everything tight as should be .it driving me mad now any help would be appreciated.
Hi,
Could explain please what the EV numbers relate to and how do I know what left & right numbers to choose ? And do you need P in P to align what particularly. Do you use a torch at night initially to locate the "target" Thanks Geoff
The numbers are there for reference, for example you were using it in moonlight and found ev +1.5 gave the best image contrast then next full moon you can just set it to +1.5 :), pnp is just so you can have the full field of visoin through the device while having a zoomed window to be more precise with shot placement. By left and right numbers i pesume you're meaning for zeroing the reticle? If so you dont need them as you move the dot from the centre of the reticle over to the centre of the bullet holes then select save press the left or right button to change it to say yes then presd the button the turns the laser on to save
I use a thermal handheld to locate targets, you can use another ir torch mounted to the side to preserve the battery on the unit
@@possumtrapper THANKS ! MUCH APPRECIATED For All replies
Hello thanks for the review. I am actually looking forward to buy this unit. Can you please tell me how many zero profiles are available to save?
And how many different styles of rectiles?
And if its adequate enough to use on a pcp air rifle up to 70 metres?
It has 5 profiles and 8 reticles if i remeber correctly, ive run it on a .22lr and 223 without ussues i dont have a pcp airgun so cant say if it is suited or not.
Hi.. Can this scope mounted on 12bore gun.. Can it withstand the recoil of 12 Bore.. Pls suggest..
it can take the recoil but you will get an eye injury your eye is 15mm behind the lens 12 gauge will recoil 50mm or more
hi the pard has to be shimmed or buy a adjustable mount to keep the cross hairs in the middle of the screen ... does this auto put the cross hairs in the middle of the screen or are the cross hairs off centre once you have sighted it in cheers
Not sure dodnt have to adjust it much to zero it, ill put it right out when i get home and find out
Useful video, but the sound quality could be better during the set up stage, quite muffled.
limitations of using a phone to make the video
hi,
i adjusted the scope and changed the X and Y but the problem i have right now that my croshair is not in the middle anymore is there an option for that?
nope, its not an optical scope.
a glass rifle scope holds the reticle inside a drum and your turrets move that drum, in digital scopes you have a fixed field of view and the crosshair can move anywhere within it as needed but it cannot recenter the screen around that point. same goes for ATN Pulsar Pard etc
The scope doesn't has Zeroing option.. If the shot is getting right or left no way there is option to get it corrected.. Pls suggest
6:42 in video shows you how to adjust scope, remeber you have to press the menu/laser button to save the change.
Hello can be it be used on 223 caliber nato 5.56 can it stand its recoil
yes it can, the rifle i use it on is a Ruger ranch 556. it can withstand recoil from my 308 but because its a 15mm eye releif it hits me hard in the eye socket when i use it on the 308.
How do u screen shot? Do u need a card in it? No internal memory?
screen shots i used a cell phone looking through the back, it can record when there's a 32gb sd card inserted
@@possumtrapper mine at one point did a screenshot not sure how. Got there in the end but prob not the best way to do it
@@jimmypmalibu007 if you short press it will take a picture instead of a video
Hi mate. Good vid. Trying to find extra batteries. Can you measure the length of yours?
www.jaycar.co.nz/samsung-high-drain-2500mah-20a-3-6v-18650-li-ion-battery/p/SB2298
65mm :)
@@possumtrapper oh ok that seems to be the ones I’m finding anyway so that’s good. But looks like I will get one of these. Was looking at the pard. Will get a thermal hand held too eventually. Plenty of predators for me to get in whangamata :)
@@WDI-KIWI same combo i run, thermal handheld to scan then NV to shoot :)
@@possumtrapper yeah seems what people are saying to do. Pard has a thermal handheld due any day so looking at that. Thinking saytong nv tho over the pard nv. Just using a red scope mounted torch at the mo. But that just got me a possum n a rabbit using 30cal air rifle.
What distance can be seen at night with a powerful ir
Lightforce 140Lance with 940nm IR filter you can see clearly at 950m
Hi..does the scope has the option of zeroing..
yes 6:24 in the vid shows you how
Why you did not show what rectile option this have......?
You jut skipped it
overlooked it, at the time the purpose of this vid was so new owners can get it set up and shooting, i'll do an edit and add it in.
@@possumtrapper Big thx
Is it easy to zero and have you got to shim it like the pard
Shim it? no didn't need to do that to it t zero'd pretty well was chasing a single bullet roun the target for a while then fired 3 shots and found the rifle just wasn't liking that ammo
@@possumtrapper so if I shoot the target and I adjust my reticle to the bullet hole I just shot then it will be zeroed? Or do I shoot 3 times till it forms a triangle and adjust my reticle from the last bullet I just shot to the centre of the triangle
@@eruitimeihana6767 only if your rifle is able to put every shot in a single hole at that distance, otherwise you'll get a triangle 3 shot group and need to adjust to the center of that triangle. to close the diameter of that triangle you'll need to make changes to the ammo being fired, like try a different weight and brand or different powder loads to improve the accuracy of the rifle. If you do it on a single shot you'll likely find the 2nd is out and the third etc you end up chasing the bullet impact when its just a case of thats the accuracy of that ammo.
@@possumtrapper thank you heaps. And I brought me a SD card for my sytong but it still comes up saying no card would you know why?
@@possumtrapper and what distance do you recommend to zero it in at to shoot at at least 200/300 meters??
Would you say they are better than the Pard nv008
can't say not used the pard, i know its got better image quality than the ATN xsight4k
Its not easy to look on the withe screen,and still not can look how i need to zero
put rifle on sand bags fire 3 rounds at target, walk up locate bullet holes mark centre of group go back, put scope into zeroing mode hold at centre of target, push left button on the top to freeze image use top button to cycle to elevation windage profile reticle type and save options, move reticle dot onto the bullet holes on the target then go to save select "yes" then press the bottom laser button to save it
You quickly breezed through this aspect in vid, getting that freeze of the image in order to perform the essentially one shot zero process. It’s vital part of setting up the unit. Every other feature is fluff by comparison and the booklet is hopeless. Good vid otherwise.