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Thread: Whats Important with a Thermal Vision Unit

  1. 08-07-2014, 10:14 PM #1
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    Whats Important with a Thermal Vision Unit

    We've prepared some general information on what is important for ANY thermal vision unit

    Whats Important on a Thermal Camera
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    To not use it to shoot sheep.
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    is that what happened?
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    Seriously doubt anyone that can afford thermal is going to be dumb enough to randomly shoot sheep


    you never know though
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    ok

    Anyway - back to topic - its general information that applies to any thermal unit, be it hand held, rifle scope etc - any use as well - electricians, the outdoors etc

    You're welcome to ask questions - PM or email us
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