Supposedly, the IR Hunter works to -41 degrees. Today, it was +25 degrees. I tried to NUC and it wouldn't give me a clear picture until I got back in the Jeep and warmed it up. Is this normal or should I be concerned?
Supposedly, the IR Hunter works to -41 degrees. Today, it was +25 degrees. I tried to NUC and it wouldn't give me a clear picture until I got back in the Jeep and warmed it up. Is this normal or should I be concerned?
.
Was the unit on for any amount of time? or did you turn it on without giving it time to acclimate? Had mine on in the cold today in the backyard and it worked fine. BANG BANG!!
It was on for about fifteen minutes while I checked zero. The picture was getting fuzzy so I tried to NUC it. When I did, all I got was snow until I heated it back up
Rookie, maybe we need to go yote hunting this weekend and test it. Wife said I can go once they take the stitches out, and they come out in the morning.
Finally got a hold of someone at Trijicon. They said it might be the batteries. I'm using Surefire and they recommend Energizer or Duracell. I'll change batteries and see if that helps.
