I would highly recommend contacting Pulsar to run you through the troubleshooting of your possible issues as they have great customer service and will have the best step by step information to make sure your unit is functioning properly. Here is their contact information:
https://pulsarnv.com/contact/
You can use the Product Videos and Documents found on our website to get a better grasp of the capabilities of these units. The instruction manual and a ton of other information can also be found here at the very bottom of the page:
https://www.pulsar-nv.com/glo/products/33/thermal-imaging-riflescopes/trail/
We cannot comment on flying or traveling with these units. I very highly recommend that you read up on domestic and international restrictions on these units depending on where you are traveling too before you decide on traveling with the unit.
Yes, you can take pictures and video with these Pulsar units.
That essentially is the difference. The XQ38 has a 32mm lens while the XQ50 has a 42mm lens. The larger lens will provide more magnification and farther detection range. The XQ38 has a 1350 meter maximum detection range while the XQ50 will have an 1800 meter maximum detection range. More magnification on the XQ50 will allow lessen the field of view.
That completely depends on what kind of "pellet rifle" you have. Please email us at techsales@opticsplanet.com with more specific firearm information and we provide more information to you about the setup.
Yes, the unit can be used day or night.
It will appear as a slight obstruction in the lower 1/3 of the image but the optic will still be usable.
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Yes, the scope offers all these choices.
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Yes, the XQ38 is able to capture video, footage and still images of your hunting experience with its build-in video recording.
Or even more with 8GB of internal memory and remote viewing via the Stream Vision app.
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