Aerial drone thermal image of a solar farm showing a defective panel (left) and a similar test done close-up on an individual solar module showing a problematic solar cell (right).
Electrical Uses:
13. Power usage – quickly see which circuits on a switchboard are consuming the most power.
14. Solar panels – check for electrical defects, micro-fractures or ‘hot spots' in solar PV panels.
15. Hot or loose connectors – find defective connections or ‘hot joints' before they cause long term irreversible damage to equipment or stock.
If you're trying to keep your solar panels in excellent condition the FLIR Scout TK can certainly help you with that. It can also help you with some fun things as well, such as artwork!
Come on, you know you're likely going to have some periods of being bored post-collapse. Allow this useful — and fun — device to entertain you!
Check out how this monocular tool can help with entertainment after the break.
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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.