How to repair a defective pixel in a Pulsar Thermion thermal riflescope

Learn how to easily repair any defective pixels in your Pulsar thermal device. Show on Pulsar Thermion but similar procedure on most Pulsar thermal devices.

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[@foxoptic5887]

Thanks for watching, I really appreciate your comments and look forward to meeting you someday.

[@amma3896]

How can i fix my Thearmion 2 pulsar it’s doesn’t give my right picture what is u advice it’s brand new as well

[@sabas7007]

how change built-in battery ?pulsar 2xp 50

[@amma3896]

It’s got very bad quality pictures u can see it’s pitch red colour

[@apadgett01]

Does it repair or remove it?

[@foxoptic5887]

I believe, in the "repair," you are just telling the program where the dead pixel is. I think that the program just assigns a value equal to the adjacent sensor receptor average to the displays pixel/pixels area being fed by the "dead" receptor "pixel". Array operability on these anticipates a limited number of receptor/thermistor failures and I believe they "surge" check them to try and weed out the weak ones, however, with time and recoil some new ones can pop up. I believe I once read a MFG tolerance was around 0.02% so up to 60 or so pixels on a 640x480 array over time. (307,200 * .0002 if I understand this correctly)

[@apadgett01]

@@foxoptic5887 excellent answer! Thank you!

[@amma3896]

It’s got very bad quality pictures u can see it’s pitch red colour