Potential presence of termites detected with thermal imaging.
Wildlife Uses:
7. Termite detection – detect areas of potential termite activity in buildings.
8. Hunting – similar to military applications, thermal imaging can also be used for hunting (infrared camera rifle scopes, monoculars, etc).
9. Unwanted pests – find out exactly where possums, rats or other animals are camping out in a roof space (without having to crawl through the roof).
Using a thermal imaging device for termite detection is vital when you're trying to maintain a homestead, especially after post-collapse. And who knew it could be helpful for hunting — this is such a useful way to utilize this tool!
On the next slide learn about 3 more uses for the FLIR Scout TK.
These uses have to do with healthcare and whether you're getting ready for SHTF now or need this device for later — how you can utilize this monocular is simply astounding.
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Only works to 100m. Pretty much useless.
David Meigs let’s get one
I wouldn’t mind having one of those. Even at 100m, it would still be handy.
How much?
Surprisingly cheap lol
Wow
It’s not cheap it’s a lie, unless cheap is $600 lol
Affordable my$#%&!@* It is $600.
Too many ads and pages.
Larry Carr hmmmm
For the people saying $600 bucks isn’t cheap. Rewind just a short 9 years ago and these things were the size of a cinder block with shitty resolution selling for around 10k. Yeah $600 is still expensive for the average consumer such as myself but compared to what they were that’s way more affordable. Hell last time I was at a gun show I seen a thermo selling for 70 bucks and it could attach to your iPhone.
anyone else love this as much as me ? 🙂
Sorry but the price is way over my budget !! But I do like it.