Agm Explorator Pro Tb50-640 Thermal Imaging Bi-Ocular 50Hz

Agm Explorator Pro Tb50-640 Thermal Imaging Bi-ocular 50hz

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Housing a 640x512 resolution thermal sensor in a high-grade aluminum and magnesium alloy body, the AGM Explorator Pro TB50-640 Thermal Imaging Bi-Ocular 50Hzis AGM's flagship thermal imaging device. Built for use in severe weather conditions and challenging environments, the Explorator PRO comes equipped with a 12-micron microbolometer, allowing users to see heat sources comfortably through dual ocular lenses in a selection of color palettes on a vivid 1024 x 768 display.

An f/1.0, 50mm objective lens gathers ample thermal radiation for crisp, clear imagery, while the built-in stadiametric rangefinder shows the approximate distance, in meters or yards, to an object of known size. Digital magnification levels are 1x, 2x, 4x, and 8x and a 2x Picture-in-Picture option is also available.

The unit is lightweight at under 2 lb, rated IP-67 water resistant, and can withstand drops of up to 4.9'. Power is supplied by two CR123A batteries with a runtime of five hours—longer when using a separately sold external power supply.

640 x 512 Thermal Sensor 1024 x 768 Display Stadiametric Rangefinder 50mm f/1.0 Lens System Field of View: 8.8 x 7.0° 1x, 2x, 4x, 8x Digital Zoom IP67-Rated Aluminum/Magnesium Housing Runs on Two CR123A Batteries

Key Specs
Configuration	Bi-Ocular
Sensor Size	640 x 512
Display	1024 x 768 OLED
Magnification	Digital: 1 to 8x
Inputs/Outputs	1x USB-C
Battery	2x CR123A Lithium (Approx. 4.5 Hours)
General
Configuration	Bi-Ocular
Sensor Size	640 x 512
Display	1024 x 768 OLED
Refresh Rate	50 Hz
Pixel Size	12 µm
Detection Range	2500 yd / 2286 m
Performance
Magnification	Digital: 1 to 8x
Lens System	50 mm, f/1.0
Angle of View	8.8 x 7°
Minimum Focus Distance	32.8' / 10 m
Diopter Adjustment	-5 to +5
Camera
Storage	16 GB via Built-In Memory
Connectivity
Inputs/Outputs	1x USB-C
Physical
Battery	2x CR123A Lithium (Approx. 4.5 Hours)
Environmental Resistance	Dust/Water-Resistant (IP67)
Dimensions	10.2 x 4.4 x 2.5" / 260 x 112 x 63 mm
Weight	1.8 lb / 0.8 kg (without Batteries)

12-micron pixel pitch microbolometer
Resolution: 640 x 512 pixels
Refresh rate: 50 Hz
Stadiametric rangefinder gives approximate distance to objects of known size

Lens system: 50mm, f/1.0
Magnification: 2.5 - 20x
Digital zoom: 1x, 2x, 4x, 8x
Field of view: 8.8 x 7.0°
Close focus: 32.8'
Tripod mountable

1024 x 768 color display
White Hot, Black Hot, and nine other color palettes
- Aluminum and magnesium housing
- Winged rubber eyeguards
- IP67-rated waterproof
- Can send video to optional video recorder
- Picatinny rail for mounting accessories
- Runs on two CR123A batteries
Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can i mount to 40mm objective or do you need something else

A: No, the AGM Rattler TC19-256 Thermal Imaging Clip-On (50 Hz) does not have an adapter for 40mm objectives. Currently they only have adapters for other sizes.

Q: 2. 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: 3. Will it work with new iPhone 16 that has USB-C interface?

A: The Xinfrared (formerly InfiRay) T3Pro Thermal Imaging Camera for Android Smartphones (USB Type-C), B&H # XIT3PRO, is designed for Android OS and is not compatible with USB-C iPhones.

Q: 4. What is the internal diameter of this rainguard?

A: Inner diameter of this model is 3.5cm.

Q: 5. is this tube autogated?

A: The AGM PVS-7 3NL2 Gen 3 Level 2 Night Vision Bi-Ocular does not have an autogated tube.

Q: 6. Will this fit the Nikon Trailblazer 8 x 25?

A: It fit on Nikon Prostaff and Monarch...

Q: 7. Is this the version that goes on a scope? If so does the adapter come w/ it and will it fit 56 and 50mm objective lense?

A: The Leica 840 x 640 Calonox 2 Sight Clip-On Thermal Monocular (60 Hz) can be adapted to a 56mm objective lens using this adapter (https://bhpho.to/3g8WW1s) or a 50mm lens using this adapter (https://bhpho.to/3vO7UAm).

Q: 8. is this green phosphor or white phosphor? also where does AGM source their tubes from. Elbit thin film or like NNVT

A: The AGM PVS-7 3NL2 Gen 3 Level 2 Night Vision Bi-Ocular is a green phosphor, and the tubes are made by NNVT.

Q: 9. Will they a Nikon Prostaff 3S 10x42?

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

Q: 10. Does this connects to a battery by its own? or it needs another accessory? I don't see any plug in the battery. Thanks

A: The DJI TB50 AC Power Adapter would need to be used with either the TB50 Battery Charging Hub here: https://bhpho.to/3XcyL9B or the TB50 Charging Adapter in order to charge a TB50 Intelligent Battery.

Brian	02/09/2024
[-5 to +5] Hands down best buddy scope on the market. Small can fit in your pocket for scanning while hunting alone and the adm return to zero mount allows you to put it back on a rifle for a buddy to use. 5

Mike	23/08/2024
[640 x 512] Game changer 5

Lane	14/08/2024
[Bi-Ocular] Has been a great thermal so far after about a year of use. I love the different color palattes, especially the fusion which is orange and purple. It runs about $1,000 less than comparable spec units from different brands like pulsar and so far it has been just as good so I think its the best value in the market. 5

Shaun	22/07/2024
[1024 x 768 OLED] These things are awesome. I already had an AGM Thermal with a 256 sensor and loved it so much i decided to upgrade to a 640 sensor. The clarity in this thing is incredible. It’s super easy to set up and the menus are easy to navigate. I highly recommend these thermal scopes. 5

Johnny	06/07/2024
[50 mm, f/1.0] This is the real deal. No ifs and maybe about it. It gets the job done. I already owned a AGM Rattler of the same size. It was hard to hold the rifle and scan at the same time and configure the yardage. I hang the TM-35 on a lanyard around my neck, use it to spot with. Drop the TM-35 and pull the Rattler around with the shoulder sling. It is a deadly combination. It works further than I can shoot offhand. 5

Anthony	26/06/2024
[Bi-Ocular] Best thermal for the price hands down. I highly recommend this optic for medium range hunting! 5

William	25/05/2024
[1024 x 768 OLED] My first AGM Rattler and it is easier to use than other thermals I have used. Has all the functionality of other high dollar thermals. A friend has several rattlers and they all work well. Works for a handheld or a rifle scope. You won’t be disappointed if you buy this one. 5

Michael	19/05/2024
[50 Hz] This thermal scope hits way above it's price. Check out all of the features and reviews all over the web. You can't beat the deal at B+H, this came with a thermal monocular. Scope on the rifle and monocular to scan with. Sweet deal. 5

Phillip	17/05/2024
[Bi-Ocular] Great resolution and features 5

Aaron	03/04/2024
[640 x 512] This is a fantastic thermal monocular. I can see bats flying at night and various aircraft with it. I never realized how many bats are flying around at night here in Portland, Oregon. You can even see small insects like moths and mosquitoes flying at night in the sky with it (I was never able to see any insects or bats with any of the lower resolution monoculars). It's perfect for checking out what's going on in your neighborhood and observing any wild animals like raccoons and rodents. The refresh rate is very fast (real time as though you are looking through binoculars). It feels very quick and responsive compared to the more basic units offered by AGM (button presses on the lower resolution devices would have a small delay which switching palettes etc.). This device give you a superpower and is the best form of night vision available. I love it! 5