With its high-resolution sensor and adjustable objective lens, the AGM Spectrum LRF 4K Digital Day & Night Vision Riflescope will give you a good look at dawn and dusk targets. The Spectrum LRF also compensates for the lack of depth perception inherent in digital-screen optics with a 1093-yard laser rangefinder and built-in ballistic calculator. Imagery is shown on a semi-circular 1920 x 1080 OLED display, saved to 64GB of onboard memory, or streamed via the Wi-Fi hotspot. A selection of reticle types and colors, picture-in-picture, and shot-activated recording are among the features you'll find. Powered by one replaceable and two built-in rechargeable 18650 batteries, the scope will run for up to 11 hours. You can capture photos or video and save them with the fast 64GB EMMC onboard storage, and other features include picture-in-picture viewing and shot-activated recording. Choose from multiple configurable reticles, zero electronically, and measure the distance to your target with the stadiametric rangefinder. The device has Wi-Fi for streaming content to devices running the AGM Connect app.

3840 x 2160 CMOS Sensor    Long-Range IR Illuminator    1093-yd Laser Rangefinder    Adjustable Objective for Low Light    1920 x 1080 OLED Display    3.5x Magnification, 1-8x Digital Zoom    Various Reticle Types & Colors    Picture-in-Picture    Shot-Activated Recording    Wi-Fi for Streaming

• 3840 x 2160 CMOS sensor
• f/1.2-2.5 adjustable aperture for a brighter image at dawn and dusk
• Laser rangefinder with 1093-yard range
• Multiple reticle types and colors
• 1920 x 1080 semi-circular OLED display, 50 fps
• Onboard video/audio and photo capture
• Shot-activated recording (SAR)
• One replaceable and two built-in 18650 batteries provide 11 hours runtime
• External power supply capability
• Fast 64GB EMMC built-in storage
• Wi-Fi data transmission
• IP67 waterproof
• Standby mode

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this radio need to be programmed?

A: No it does not.

Q: 2. Do you have to buy a separate usb-c cable or is it included in the box?

A: The Dough Spectrum One 27" 4K HDR 144 Hz USB-C Monitor (Glossy, Head Only) does not included a USB-C cable.

Q: 3. Will a Nikon Z8 with battery grip and RRS L Bracket fit with a Z100-400 mm lens attached?

A: Yes, the Think Tank Photo Digital Holster 50 V2.0 (Black) fits the Nikon Z8 with battery grip and RRS L bracket with the Nikon Z 100-400 attached.

Q: 4. Where does the weight of the camera/lens sit? For a smaller lens setup, is the entire weight of the camera carried by the grip or is there an adjustable shelf system on the lens end allowing the weight to be carried by both the grip and the end of the lens?

A: Yes there is an additional velcro pad that the lens can sit on. I have a grip on my D800 and it fits nicely in this bag.

Q: 5. Assume this would work with shorter lens as well, say 24mm-120mm f/4?

A: I purchased this holster to fit my Pentax K3 w/Sigma 50-500mm and it fits perfectly when extended. I am not sure how long your 120mm is, but I can assure you that you can easily fit it into this holster bag and probably be able to fit another lens down into it as well. It's an awesome bag and I hope that I have helped to answer your question. :-)

Q: 6. Will this bag hold a Canon R5 with the Canon RF 100-500 lens attached to it?

A: Yes, the Think Tank Photo Digital Holster 50 V2.0 (Black) can hold the Canon R5 with the RF 100-500mm lens attached—it would be a tight fit with the tripod collar on, but it will work.

Q: 7. I have Nikon D810 with battery grip and L-bracket. would this fit?

A: Without the grip, there is just enough room to slide your fingers along the side to remove the camera. I do not utilize grips, but there is about 1 1/2 to 2 of space between my L bracket and the holster depending how snug you want the fit. Presuming it's a typical arca style bracket, and has nothing else attached, it should fit, but I wouldn't expect a fast draw from the holster,as it may be snug depending on how you intend to carry it.I would definitely loosen the velcro belt strap to insert the camera, then reseal the velcro, as this may give just a bit of extra space to fit the grip easier. I do this when my Spider holster mount is attached with an arca mount and then attached to the L bracket. The Spider mount with arca plate adds 1 3/4 inches to the height and it fits comfortably in the holster, but obviously it doesn't take up the space of a grip. I would say as long as the grip adds no more than 2 to the body, it should fit. The closer to 1 3/4 to 2 , the more snug the fit will be. Under 1 3/4 , and it should fit comfortably. Hope this helps!

Q: 8. What is the TLCI rating of the S-V Spectrum Pro 50?

A: The TLCI rating for the Smith-Victor Spectrum Pro 50 RGBW Soft Panel Light is not provided by the manufacture

Q: 9. Do you have to buy a separate VESA mount? Or is it included?

A: The Dough Spectrum One 27" 4K HDR 144 Hz Monitor (Glossy, Head Only), B&H # DOES07DC9, does not require a separate Vesa mount, it has a 100 x 100mm mounting pattern on the back. That means you can buy any monitor arm or wall mount that is Vesa 100 x 100mm compliant and it will be compatible.

Q: 10. Will these work in a Sony stand alone cd recorder to record music?

A: Yes they will.