Find your target in the dark, aim with your own customized reticles, and record the moments before, during, and after your shot with the ATN ThOR 5 320 4-16x Thermal Riflescope 60Hzfrom ATN. Along with a ballistic calculator , the ThOR 5 features a customizable mil dot reticle and a reticle editor you can use to design your own crosshairs. Recoil-activated video captures the action 10 seconds before and 5 seconds after the shot. Dual-stream video capability allows you to stream over Wi-Fi while simultaneously recording on a microSD card. Imagery on the OLED display is shown in your choice of black hot, white hot, and color.

The weather-resistant scope looks and feels much like an optical riflescope, and mounts on your rifle's Picatinny rail with your choice of a pair of mounting rings or a one-piece, two-ring, quick detach mount, both included. Control buttons on the top are easy and intuitive, and eye relief is a comfortable 90mm.

320 x 240 Thermal Sensor    1024 x 768 OLED Display    Ballistic Calculator    Mil Dot Reticle, or Make Your Own    Recoil Activated 60 fps Video    Stream & Record Video at Same Time    Aluminum Housing/30mm Maintube

• 320 x 240 ATN generation 320 thermal core
• 60 Hz refresh rate

• 4-16x magnification
• 90mm eye relief

• Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity
• microSD memory slot with a 4-64GB capacity
• USB Type-C port for charging and PC connection
• E-compass, 3D gyroscope, e-barometer, 3D accelerometer, microphone

• 1280 x 720 display
• 1280 x 720 at 60 fps recording resolution
• Recoil activated recording captures 10 seconds before shot and 5 seconds after
• Black hot, white hot, and color modes
• Dual Stream allows simultaneous streaming and recording

• Intuitive user interface, compact control pad on the top
• In-view sensor readouts and status indicators
• Ballistic Calculator makes corrections for your firearm, caliber, ammunition, range, wind, and aiming angle
• Aluminum alloy construction
• 30mm maintube diameter
• Impact-resistant electronics

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will it work with Windows 10?

A: You can use the BH #BUBRXL16U3 • MFR #BRXL-16U3 with Windows 10.

Q: 2. ARE THESE DISC SILVER TOPPED IN COLOR OR GOLD?

A: This specific 100 spindle is Gold on top.

Q: 3. can you use DVD+R to record songs?

A: Yes, but blank CDs are cheaper then using DVDs that record sound and picture.

Q: 4. Are these disks the HTL variety??

A: Yes, I believe these discs are the HTL variety - I've used quite a few of them for burning and had no issues with them. I've never tried the LTH (the cheaper ones) before.

Q: 5. Will it work with Mac?

A: The included software will not work with the Mac OS, however the drive is fully compatible. The Finder will be able to read, and write data to the drive. Note that the Mac OS does not have built in support to play Retail Blu Ray Disks.

Q: 6. This says it has an RTX 4070 in the specs but the buy option button shows a 4060 Which is it?

A: The Gigabyte 16" AORUS 16X Gaming Laptop (B&H # GIA16XAKG53C) includes an RTX 4060.

Q: 7. does software come with it ?

A: Yes it does come with software. You can skip it if you choose and download driver with Internet search. Hope this helps with your question.

Q: 8. Do these adhere completely with the Rimage Everest 400?

A: They have worked perfectly satisfactorily on my 5400 with Everest 400 printer.

Q: 9. I'll elaborate more.I use a Casio Thermal Disc Printer (CW-75) to label my movie discs. When I make a mistake labelling the disc, I use Goo Gone and Rubbing Alcohol to remove the mistake, and this works fine with regular blank DVDs. But when I do the same on white thermal printable discs, it results in a smeared disc surface which cannot be corrected, and makes re-labeling the disc impossible. Therefore the disc becomes useless (i.e. at least for labelling).Is there any other way around this?

A: No, unfortunately there is not. Once the disc is printed on it is meant to be permanent, much like a one-use CD-R. Removal of the actual dye results in damaging the top layer of the disc as well, most of the time.

Q: 10. I use a SONY Multi-Function DVD Recorder to convert and preserve my CANON HI-8 family video tapes. Each video tape runs for 2 hours (120 minutes).I purchased a Verbatim stack of 100 DVD-R discs expecting to run a two-hour tape and record on a sigle disc. I've tried twice, and only get one(1) hour of recording on the tape.Why?

A: Each disk only has a size limitation of 4.76 GB, it could be the resolution of the video your burning to the disk.