Pulsar Axion Key XM30 vs HTI HT-C8 35MM

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	Pulsar Axion Key XM30	HTI HT-C8 35MM
General
Lens	30 mm	35 mm
F-ratio	1.2	1.1
Diopter adjustment	-4 +5	-5 +3
Eye relief distance	14 mm	-
Exit pupil diameter	3 mm	60 mm
Optical zoom	2.5 x	1 x
Digital zoom	4 x	4 x
Horizontal FOV	7.3 °	10.7 °
Vertical FOV	5.5 °	8.0 °
Focus range	3m to infinity	-
Thermal type	Uncooled	Uncooled
Hor. Sensor Resolution	320 pixels	384 pixels
Vert. Sensor Resolution	240 pixels	288 pixels
Pixel pitch	12 µm	17 µm
Sensitivity	-	40 mK
Spectral Range min.	-	8 µm
Spectral Range max.	-	14 µm
Hor. Display Resolution	960 pixels	1024 pixels
Vert. Display Resolution	720 pixels	768 pixels
Refresh rate	50 Hz	50 Hz
Image polarity	White hot, black hot, Red monochrome, Sepia, Red Hot, Rainbow, Ultramarine	Rainbow, hot metal, white hot, black hot
Output screen color	Full color	Full color
Startup time	2 seconds	3 seconds
Package contents	APS3 rechargeable battery, Battery charger, USB cable, Carrying case, Hand strap, Quick start guide, Lens cloth, Warranty card	-
Size & weight
Length	143 mm	180 mm
Width	41 mm	72 mm
Height	69 mm	62 mm
Weight	250 g	500 g
Battery
Type	Li-Ion Battery Pack APS3	CR123
Number of batteries	1	1
Battery life	4 hours	6 hours
Replaceable
Appliances
Surveillance
Hunting
Law enforcement
Search & rescue
Military
Fire fighting
Thermography
Durability
Dustproof
Shockproof
Waterproof
Submersible
Operating temp. min	-10 °C	-20 °C
Operating temp. max	40 °C	50 °C
Storage temp. min	-	-20 °C
Storage temp. max	-	60 °C
Environmental rating	IPX7	IP66

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