Why Mounting Your Thermal on Top of the Spotlight Just Makes Sense If you’re running a thermal monocular in your setup — especially paired with a Powa Beam spotlight — you’ve probably asked yourself: “Should I mount the thermal on top or underneath the spotlight?” We’ve tested both, and the...

Thermal Clip-On vs Dedicated Scope – Which One’s Right for You? So you’re ready to dive into thermal, but now you’ve hit the classic fork in the road: Do you go clip-on or dedicated scope? Both will help you spot and shoot in total darkness. Both have their place. But...

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If you’re mounting a thermal monocular on the roof of your ute to spot animals while driving paddocks or tracks, field of view (FOV) is everything. But it’s not just about wide or narrow – it comes down to the right combo of lens size and sensor resolution. Get it wrong, and you’ll either see too wide and not far enough – or too far but miss everything off to the sides.