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Project Farm top picked! HF96 Thermal Camera with Laser Pointer, Super Resolution 240 x 240, -4°F~1022°F, Thermal Imaging Camera 96 x 96 IR Resolution, Prime price $159.99 $219.99
Project Farm top picked! HF96 Thermal Camera with Laser Pointer, Super Resolution 240 x 240, -4°F~1022°F, Thermal Imaging Camera 96 x 96 IR Resolution, Prime price $159.99 $219.99
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The difference is this one includes an optical lens which can be overlayed with the thermal lens. It was $187 a week ago, but, has since went up in price.
With either one, do not lose the cable that comes it. It's propriety and a regular USB C will not work
Very impressed with it so far. It's sensitive enough to pick up the heat signature showing where my dog was laying on the carpet along with foot prints of humans that walked by.
I went with the more expensive model HF96V: https://www.amazon.com/HSFTOOLS-H...ast_sto_dpThe difference is this one includes an optical lens which can be overlayed with the thermal lens. It was $187 a week ago, but, has since went up in price.With either one, do not lose the cable that comes it. It's propriety and a regular USB C will not workVery impressed with it so far. It's sensitive enough to pick up the heat signature showing where my dog was laying on the carpet along with foot prints of humans that walked by.
Weird says it's a a/c-to-c, I've been waiting for a decent FLIR for cheap but definitely don't want a proprietary cable I know I'll lose
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Just wanted to point out that the IR sensor here is only 96x96 and it upscales to 240x240. It's not a true 240x240 and 96x96 is kinda low resolution. It's okay for this prices range vs a genuine FLIR, for example... but for a generic Chinese brand, it's just not something to get too excited about at this price. Price history over 90 days shows this is the lowest price... but only by a few dollars.
Just for comparison sake, not that I'm recommending this, but you can get a TopDon with a 128x128 IR sensor for $159. TopDon is a rebranding company, but is known for quality rebrands and they also have good customer support (I've used it for a TopDon battery jumper that I own - had a question about charging).
Weird says it's a a/c-to-c, I've been waiting for a decent FLIR for cheap but definitely don't want a proprietary cable I know I'll lose
It's not a proprietary cable. It's a C to C cable with an adapter dongle tethered to one side of the cord that changes the USB C connector to a USB A connector (that way you have more charging options).
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Just wanted to point out that the IR sensor here is only 96x96 and it upscales to 240x240. It's not a true 240x240 and 96x96 is kinda low resolution. It's okay for this prices range vs a genuine FLIR, for example... but for a generic Chinese brand, it's just not something to get too excited about at this price. Price history over 90 days shows this is the lowest price... but only by a few dollars. Just for comparison sake, not that I'm recommending this, but you can get a TopDon with a 128x128 IR sensor for $159. TopDon is a rebranding company, but is known for quality rebrands and they also have good customer support (I've used it for a TopDon battery jumper that I own - had a question about charging). https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F2996...7JCZVKTS_2
This is probably the same as op because fusion camera, these types seem to have good reviews, no IR pixel listing is sketch but $109 https://a.co/d/0aquXRjW
Weird says it's a a/c-to-c, I've been waiting for a decent FLIR for cheap but definitely don't want a proprietary cable I know I'll lose
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It's not a proprietary cable. It's a C to C cable with an adapter dongle tethered to one side of the cord that changes the USB C connector to a USB A connector (that way you have more charging options).
I put this USB C cable in a USB cable tester and conclude this is a special cable.
- It is directionally meaning the icons on the plugs show which end to use for the tester and the other end for the computer.
- Tester showed the cable had a zero power rating when plugged in one way. Reversing the cable plugs showed a <65W power rating. The icons must be followed.
A "normal" USB C cable would not have this issue/feature.
The difference is this one includes an optical lens which can be overlayed with the thermal lens. It was $187 a week ago, but, has since went up in price.
With either one, do not lose the cable that comes it. It's propriety and a regular USB C will not work
Very impressed with it so far. It's sensitive enough to pick up the heat signature showing where my dog was laying on the carpet along with foot prints of humans that walked by.
Wasnt the F2W the better buy over all even though it was a bit more expensive?
The difference is this one includes an optical lens which can be overlayed with the thermal lens. It was $187 a week ago, but, has since went up in price.
With either one, do not lose the cable that comes it. It's propriety and a regular USB C will not work
Very impressed with it so far. It's sensitive enough to pick up the heat signature showing where my dog was laying on the carpet along with foot prints of humans that walked by.
My $75 does the same thing.
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The difference is this one includes an optical lens which can be overlayed with the thermal lens. It was $187 a week ago, but, has since went up in price.
With either one, do not lose the cable that comes it. It's propriety and a regular USB C will not work
Very impressed with it so far. It's sensitive enough to pick up the heat signature showing where my dog was laying on the carpet along with foot prints of humans that walked by.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank
Just for comparison sake, not that I'm recommending this, but you can get a TopDon with a 128x128 IR sensor for $159. TopDon is a rebranding company, but is known for quality rebrands and they also have good customer support (I've used it for a TopDon battery jumper that I own - had a question about charging).
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F2996...7JCZV
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I'll watch the PF video tho to see how they vary
- It is directionally meaning the icons on the plugs show which end to use for the tester and the other end for the computer.
- Tester showed the cable had a zero power rating when plugged in one way. Reversing the cable plugs showed a <65W power rating. The icons must be followed.
A "normal" USB C cable would not have this issue/feature.
The difference is this one includes an optical lens which can be overlayed with the thermal lens. It was $187 a week ago, but, has since went up in price.
With either one, do not lose the cable that comes it. It's propriety and a regular USB C will not work
Very impressed with it so far. It's sensitive enough to pick up the heat signature showing where my dog was laying on the carpet along with foot prints of humans that walked by.
The difference is this one includes an optical lens which can be overlayed with the thermal lens. It was $187 a week ago, but, has since went up in price.
With either one, do not lose the cable that comes it. It's propriety and a regular USB C will not work
Very impressed with it so far. It's sensitive enough to pick up the heat signature showing where my dog was laying on the carpet along with foot prints of humans that walked by.
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