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Why You Need a Thermal Optic
Imagine standing on the edge of a field as the sun dips below the horizon. Shadows stretch across the landscape, and the world grows quiet. You know there’s something out...
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How Thermal Imaging is Transforming Law Enforcement
As law enforcement agencies adapt to evolving threats and technological advancements, thermal imaging has come to be seen as a pivotal tool in helping officers detect and locate suspects, monitor...
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The Coyote and its Pelt
The allure of coyote fur stretches back centuries, beginning with North America's storied fur trade. In the early days, coyote pelts were valued for their warmth and durability, but it...
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Managing Battery Issues with Pulsar Devices
At Pulsar, we understand that your thermal and night vision devices are essential to your nocturnal adventures, whether you’re scanning fields for dangerous predators or on a late-night patrol for...
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Pulsar’s New Compact Powerful Axion XG30 Monocular
Pulsar is proud to introduce its latest compact thermal imaging monocular with the launch of the Axion XG30. This latest addition to Pulsar’s renowned compact monocular series packs powerful features...
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Merger LRF XT50: Unrivalled Excellence in Thermal Imaging
As hunting season reaches its peak, Pulsar is proud to introduce the Merger LRF XT50, a new addition to our premium HD thermal imaging binoculars line. Equipped with a 1280x1024...
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How to Calibrate Your Pulsar Thermal Optic
When you first start using your thermal optic, you might be surprised when it occasionally freezes up on you. This isn’t a malfunction—it’s just your unit calibrating itself. Thermal devices...
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How to Return a Defective Pulsar Device
We understand that you made a significant investment in purchasing your Pulsar device, and experiencing a malfunction can be frustrating and disappointing. Here at Pulsar, we are committed to providing...
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Zeroing the Thermion 2 Riflescope
Regardless of whether you use older models such as the Thermion 2 XQ35 or newer models like the Duo DXP55 or the Thermion 2 LRF XL50, all Thermion 2 thermal...
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How Thermal Pierces Through Fog and Inclement Weather: An In-Depth Technical Analysis
Thermal riflescopes, monoculars, and binoculars have become essentials tool for hunters, law enforcement, and military personnel due to their ability to see through fog, smoke, and other adverse weather conditions....
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Pulsar Launches New Telos XL50 Series
The newest premium-quality Telos XL50 monocular is now available. The new monocular boasts a European-made thermal sensor with a resolution of 1024x768 pixels, a 14-degree wide field of view, and...
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Finding Places to Hunt Coyotes: A Beginner's Guide
One of the biggest challenges for new coyote hunters is figuring out where to hunt these elusive creatures. You know coyotes are a problem, you’re eager to hunt them, but...
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Why We Hunt Coyote
Some people don’t understand why men and women from all over the country stay up late, endure chilling night winds, mosquitoes the size of small children, and spend thousands of...
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Merger LRF XP35: Compact and Powerful
Premiering at Outdoor Classics 2024, the Merger LRF XP35 continues Pulsar’s manufacturing tradition of compact but powerful binoculars. This product features the widest field of view in its category and...
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How Mirage Affects Your Thermal
A heat mirage, also known as a thermal mirage or atmospheric mirage, is a phenomenon caused by the bending of light due to temperature differences in the air. On a...
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