The AGM Voyage TB50-640 640 x 512 Thermal/CMOS Imaging Bi-Ocular detects the heat signatures of people, animals, or objects that are hidden from the naked eye. The device offers a choice of thermal or digital optical imaging—or both together—and allows you to "see" through darkness, smoke, fog, rain, and snow, displaying imagery on an OLED display in two eye tubes. It's equipped with a laser rangefinder, and has its own Wi-Fi hotspot for streaming data to devices. The voyager will run up to eight hours on four 18650 batteries and is IP67-rated waterproof.

See through Smoke, Fog, Rain, Snow, Dark    2560 x 1440 CMOS Sensor    640 x 512 Thermal Sensor    Laser Rangefinder    <20mK NETD, 12µ Pitch    Take Photos & Video    1024×768 OLED Display    Runs on Four 18650 Batteries    8-Hour Runtime    IP67 Waterproof

• Dual-spectrum image fusion and object highlight (detail enhancement and target recognition)
• Selection of thermal view channel, visible lightchannel, or both combined
• Thermal resolution: 384 x 288
• Optical resolution: 2560 × 1440
• NETD less than 20 mK (77°F, f/1.0)
• Digital Detail Enhancement (DDE)
• Dynamic Noise Reduction (3D DNR)
• Adaptive Automatic Gain Control (AGC)
• Ultra-low illumination (optical channel), B/W: 0.001 lux at f/1.0, AGC On
• Video recording, replay, picture snapshot, and search (can review the event on device)
• Wi-Fi hotspot
• Eye-safe laser rangefinder (up to 1093 yards, 1-yard accuracy)
• GPS module
• Digital magnetic compass
• Inclination sensor
• Proximity sensor to save power
• Up to 8 hours continuous operation
• IP67-rated waterproof

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will these fit 8by 40 wide angle vintage Bell and Howell binoculars?

A: Can't say. I know they fit perfectly on 10 x 42 Nikon Monarch 7 binoculars.

Q: 2. will they fit Barr & Stroud Sierra 10 x 42, 50 mm dia?

A: No, they will not fit.

Q: 3. Will these fit snugly on the Nikon Monarch 5 12X42's?

A: Its impossible for me to say. Vortex only designs them for there own binoculars , they do not list any size or dimensions.

Q: 4. Will it fit Bushnell binoculars ocular lenses (45 mm diameter)?

A: Unfortunately I don't think so. Those ocular rainguards are for Vortex, Viper and Razor binoculars. Rarely will another companies objective or rainguards covers fit another manufacturers optic's. Covers seem to be very product specific.

Q: 5. What size deadcat would fit over this?

A: We do not have any deadcat-style windshields that are sized to fit a large diaphragm condenser microphone like those that the Lewitt LCT-44-WX Windscreen is designed for. However, we do have the Bubblebee Industries The Piece-A-Fur Wind Protection - Black (B&H # BUBBIPAFBK) which is 14.1 x 4.3" (36 x 11 cm) and can be used to make your own deadcat-style windshield to fit over the LCT-44-WX Windscreen.

Q: 6. Will they a Nikon Prostaff 3S 10x42?

A: We have not tested these for fit with Nikon products.

Q: 7. this a radiometric camera?

A: Unfortunately no. The DJI Zenmuse XT Performance Temperature Camera (640 x 512, 30 Hz, 13mm) we carry is a non-radiometric model.

Q: 8. What kind of AC input cable does this accept? IEC?

A: The DJI TB50 AC Power Adapter has an IEC C6 AC power input.

Q: 9. will this fit a Nikon Monarch 7 10x42?

A: I'm sure they would. They fit my old Nikon Monarchs just fine. These are fairly universal ocular covers and made of nice material; I would recommend them.

Q: 10. Would this fit the eyepieces of a Canon 10x42 IS? Each eyepiece measure 45mm in diameter.

A: Sorry but I cannot confirm. No dimensions for the cup size are provided by the manufacture