Predator Installation Instruction

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To ensure a secure installation and achieve optimal performance with your daytime scope, please follow the detailed installation instructions steps outlined below. Our adapter features a universal M52*0.75 screw thread, offering the flexibility to buy either our adapter or a third-party option.

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1、Prepare the Device:

-Ensure the Predator’s body is upright.

-Rotate the eyepiece ring to its end position.

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2、Attach the Adapter:

-Rotate the adapter to the eyepiece ring until it fits seamlessly.

-Slightly rotate the adapter back to ensure the adapter lever is positioned on top.

-Slightly rotate the eyepiece ring back to the adapter until it fits seamlessly (locked position).

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3、Secure the Adapter:

-Tighten one set screw on the eyepiece ring’s mounting hole.

-Tighten the adapter screw.

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4、Install on Daytime Scope:

-Release the adapter lever.

-Attach the adapter to the daytime scope, ensuring both the daytime scope and Predator are upright.

-Lock down the adapter lever.

-Tighten the adapter’s middle fastening screws initially. Re-tightening is not required for subsequent use.

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5、Final check:

-Confirm the adapter lever is correctly positioned on top.

-Ensure the Predator and daytime scope are horizontally aligned.

-Verify that the connection is secure.

6、Detach the device:

-Release the adapter lever.

-Remove both the adapter and Predator together instead of unscrewing the Predator body separately.

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By following the above steps, the Predator device is securely installed and perform optimally. For more information about the PREDATOR and other PARD products, click here:​

PREDATOR: https://us.pard.com/store/predator-thermal-imaging-front-clip-on?id=59951
 
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O trust me i so want one of these.
BUT !
With the price, and even if it was cheaper than that, and the amount of use it would get, i am sadly forced to admit it would be a waste of my limited funds as a pensioner.
It is illegal to hunt all but a few pests here at night, and that even entail a permission to do, as well as a permission to quire a night sight.

BUT ! Dont get me wrong i still so want one.


In regular good low light sensors, the pixel size are 3-4 micron, in sensors like Sony Starvis 2 IMX 678 - IMX 675