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Products => Thermal Imaging => Topic started by: Fraser on April 20, 2020, 04:40:27 pm
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I previously produced a list of the thermal imaging cameras in my collection as a potential information resource for the Thermal Imaging sub forum members. I often provide information on the cameras that I own when such is requested.
The original thread listing the collection has become cumbersome so I have decided to start a new thread with the definitive list of camera models in my collection. This single list in this post will be kept up to date and an update post added to the thread to highlight a change. This should enable forum members to easily check whether I own a camera that interests them in some way.
I have worked on many of the cameras in this collection so can sometimes help with technical comment on the designs.
Frasers' Thermal Camera Collection - The Definitive List
Last update: 8 March 2024
Models in Alphabetical Order:
360-Vision external Thermal CCTV camera (contains a FLIR TAU2 324)
AGA Thermovision 680 (Cooled)
AGA Thermovision 780 (Cooled)
AGEMA Thermovision 470-SW (Peltier Cooled) (now disassembled)
AGEMA Thermovision 510
AGEMA Thermovision 550 (Sterling Cooled)
AGEMA Thermovision 570
AMBER (Raytheon) Radiance 1 (cooled)
AVON ISI nVISION XT 160 (aka ISI 3500)
BAE SIM500 core
BULLARD Eclipse SD80
BULLARD Eclipse SD160
BULLARD Eclipse LD320
BULLARD T3 MAX+ 320
Dahua DH-TPC-DF1241 Dual tech Vis/IR
Dahua DH-TPC-BF2221-T Dual tech Vis/IR
Dahua DH-TPC-BF5421 Dual tech Vis/IR
Dahua DH-TPC-HT2201 Fever Detection
Diane Yang Technology CA-10 PCB Thermal Analysis Camera
Diane Yang Technology DP-22
DEWALT / IRISYS DCT-416
EEV ARGUS 1
EEV ARGUS 2
EEV ARGUS 3
E2V ARGUS 4 160
E2V ARGUS 4 320
E2V ARGUS 4 HR320
E2V MiTic 320
ELECTROPHYSICS MicronViewer 7290A (NIR-SWIR) (Rehomed 2021)
ELECTROPHYSICS HotShot LT
FLIR Autoliv AUDI camera
FLIR DUO-R
FLIR E4 (Upgraded to E8+) (Rehomed 2020)
FLIR E40 Mk1 V2
FLIR ETS320
FLIR FireFLIR FF110
FLIR HS324 PRO
FLIR M324L
FLIR MS224 (upgraded with Scout II 320 motherboard & VGA EVF)
FLIR One Generation 2 Android
FLIR One Generation 2 iOS
FLIR One Generation 3 PRO Android
FLIR Scout TK
FLIR Thermovision A20-M IEEE1394
FLIR Thermovision A40-M IEEE1394
FLIR Thermovision PM570
FLIR Thermovision PM575
FLIR Thermovision PM695
FLIR Thermovision S40
FLIR Thermovision SC500
FLIR Thermovision SC3000 (Stirling Cooled) (Non-operational due to cooler failure)
FLIR Thermovision SC4000 (Linear Stirling Cooled) SWIR-MWIR Wideband Science Camera
FLUKE / IRISYS VT02
FLUKE / RAYTEK Ti30
FLUKE Ti105
FLUKE Ti110
FLUKE TiS10
FOTRIC 226B
Ganz C-AllView Dual Tech CCTV "Metal Mickey"
GEC-Marconi Pyro 2000
GuideIR CB360 (Modified version of MobIR AIR for Fever detection)
GuideIR T120H (Fever detection)
Halo Thermal Imaging “HALO” Helmet mounted firefighter camera
Hikvision DS2-TP21B-6AVF/W - Fever Detection handheld camera
Hikvision DS2-TP31B-3AUF - Fever Detection handheld camera
Hti HT-A1
IDEAL (IRISYS) 61-848 Heatseeker 320
Infiray P2 Pro USB-C + Macro lens
Infiray T2 Pro USB-C
INFRAMETRICS PM280 (Stirling Cooled)
INFRAMETRICS ThermaSnap 525
IRISYS IRI 1011
IRISYS IRI-4010
IRISYS IRI 4035
IRISYS VT02 (Prototype fro Fluke VT02)
ISI Model 86 - Remote control version (Pyro-electric Vidicon camera)
ISG Talisman Classic (Pyro-Electric vidicon version)
ISG Talisman Wasp (BST version)
ISG-Infrasys Elite E380
ISG-Infrasys Elite X380
ISG-Infrasys Elite K200 series K22 core (ITC 320x240 VOx microbolomter)
JENOPTIK IR-TCM384
KEYSIGHT (Agilent) U5855A
L3 Thermal Eye X50 (Upgraded to 160x120 pixels)
L3 Thermal Eye X150
MIKRON /NEC Avio MikroShot F30S
Military Long Range thermal camera with reflector lens
Military Long Range thermal camera with refractor lens
Monroe HeatFinder Jr (ISG Elite)
MSA Evolution 5600
NEC Avio G120EX
NEC Avio TH7102W
NEC Avio TH7302W (Now Rehomed - April 2021)
NEC Avio TH9100
RAYTHEON Thermal Eye 300A
RAYTHEON Thermal Eye 2000AS core
RAYTHEON CADILLAC Deville Night vision
SATIR MinIR 80
Seek Thermal Compact iOS Slow Frame (<9fps)
Seek Thermal Pro "J3-603-320" Core with 6.5mm F1.2 lens (<9fps)
Seek Thermal Reveal (Standard) Slow Frame (<9fps)
Seek Thermal Reveal XR Slow Frame (<9fps)
Seek Thermal Reveal XR Fast Frame (>15fps)
Seek Thermal Reveal Pro Slow Frame (<9fps)
Seek Thermal Reveal Pro Fast Frame (>15fps)
Seek Scan COVID-19 countermeasure (<9fps)
SCOTT Eagle-X 160
SCOTT Eagle Attack 160
SIGNAAL USFA FiCAM 60
SNOOP-IR Surveillance kit - Contains an INDIGO/FLIR OMEGA/A10
UNI-T UTI-690B (non-operational - failed visible light camera input)
Ulefone Armor 9 Rugged Mobile Phone with built-in Lepton based thermal camera.
Yoseen Infrared X384D IP Camera
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Associated with thermal cameras are optional lenses. I will list the lenses in my collection here.
I am listing only lenses that I can identify in terms of model or specification.
This list is a work in progress........
Last update: 30 May 2023
AGA Thermovision 7xx series 40.5 Degrees MWIR primary lens
AGA Thermovision 7xx series 20.5 Degrees MWIR primary lens
AGA Thermovision 7xx series 12.5 Degrees MWIR primary lens
AGA Thermovision 7xx series 7.5 Degrees MWIR primary lens
Avio TVS-100 TLS60A Lens (3-5um)
Electrophysics X0.5 supplemental lens for HotShot LT Camera
FLIR P/N 194 401 - 45 Degree Wide Angle Supplemental Lens for PM/Pxx/Axx series and others
FLIR P/N 194 176 - 12 Degree Telephoto Supplemental Lens for PM/Pxx/Axx series and others
FLIR P/N 194 533 - 64/150 - 150mm FL Supplemental Close-up lens for PM/Pxx/Axx series and others
FLIR P/N 1 194 958 - 34/100 - 100mm FL Supplemental Close-up lens for PM/Pxx/Axx series and others
FLIR P/N 1 196 725 - 10mm Wide Angle Supplemental Lens for Exx series and others
FLIR P/N T197993 Supplemental High Temperature 'lens' (50% transmission) for Exx Series
FLIR JANOS "NYCTEA" 41159-AA1 25mm SWIR-MWIR Primary Lens for SC4000 SWIR-MWIR Science Camera
FLIR JANOS "ASIO" 40495-AA1 50mm Primary MWIR Lens for SC4000 SWIR-MWIR Science Camera
FLUKE FLK-LENS/Wide1 Wide angle supplemental lens
FLUKE FLK-LENS/ Tele1 Telephoto supplemental lens
FLUKE FLK-Ti-LENS/Wide2 Wide angle supplemental lens
FLUKE FLK-Ti-LENS/Tele2 Telephoto supplemental lens
FLUKE-Infrared Solutions JTI-40949-114 10.5mm F0.8 Primary lens
Infiray P2 Macro Lens
Inframetrics X3 supplemental telescope (MWIR + LWIR) for 5xx and 6xx series
Inframetrics Right Angle 1.8" FL Close-up Supplemental Lens for 5xx and 6xx series
Inframetrics Close-up Supplemental Lens 48" FL (MWIR + LWIR) for 5xx and 6xx series
Inframetrics Close-up Supplemental Lens 12" FL (MWIR + LWIR) for 5xx and 6xx series
Inframetrics Close-up Supplemental Lens 6" FL (MWIR + LWIR) for 5xx and 6xx series
Mikron P/N 20540-1 Close-up Primary lens for M7500
NEC-AVIO TH71-378 Close-up lens (now rehomed - April 2021)
NEC-AVIO THx78-383 x0.5 Wide angle lens
Ophir P/N 165074-00 - 19mm Primary lens for ThermApp camera (Rehomed 2020)
Ophir P/N 6503401 - 12mm F0.85 Primary Lens
Raytheon-Case 1HT10 25mm F1.0 Primary lens
Raytheon DIOP Dual Field Of View motorized lens - 75mm/250mm MWIR for Radiance 1 camera
Tory Pines Logic "50-2X" X2 Supplemental telescope (intended for L3 X50, X100, X200, X320 etc)
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Associated with thermal cameras is Software for control and image handling. I will list the software that I own here.
This is a work in progress .....
Last update: 1 December 2023
AMBER RAYTHEON - Radiance 1 User Menu V3.0
Diane Yang Technology - SpectrumOwl V1.x
Diane Yang Technology - SpectrumOwl V2.x
E2V ARGUS - ARGUS 3 Customer Software
E2V ARGUS - ARGUS 4 Customer Software
Electrophysics - PocketIR
Electrophysics - ViewIR
Electrophysics - ReportIR
Infiray Tiny1-C SDK
Infiray S0 SDK
IRISYS - IRYSYS IR Series Camera Software
FLIR Image Explorer 99 (1997)
FLIR Image Explorer 99 (2004)
FLIR Image Explorer 99 (2007)
FLIR IRWIN Researcher 2.1
FLIR Quickreport V1.2 SP2
FLIR Reporter 2000 PRO V5.7 (2002)
FLIR Reporter Professional 8.1
FLIR Reporter Professional 8.3
FLIR Researcher 2001
FLIR Researcher PRO V2.8 SR1
FLIR Researcher PRO V2.8 SR2
FLIR Researcher PRO V2.8 SR3
FLIR Researcher PRO V2.9
FLIR Researcher PRO V2.10
FLIR ResearchIR STD V4.4
FLIR ResearchIR MAX V4.4
FLIR Thermacam Connect V2
FLIR Thermacam Connect V3
FLIR Tools+
FLIR Special - SC4000/6000 Full Factory Configuration GUI (Controlled distribution)
FLIR Special - SC4000/6000 Driver - Pleora
FLIR Special - SC4000/6000 Driver - USB (Controlled distribution)
FLUKE InsideIR V4
FOTRIC AnalyzIR
FOTRIC LinkIR
FOTRIC WLIR-IR
FOTRIC WLIR-DC
(Wuhan) Guide IR Analyzer Version 1-8-2007
GuideIR TIMO core SDK Windows
Jenoptic Variocapture 2.4
NEC Avio NS92-719 Thermo Tracer
NEC Avio NS9500LT-B
NEC Avio Thermography Studio
Raytheon Thermal Eye BST Core configuration Utility (Controlled Distribution)
Raytheon Thermal Eye A-Si Core configuration Utility (Controlled Distribution)
Seek Thermal SDK - all cores and dongle cameras (Under NDA)
Yoseen Infrared X384D SDK V4.3 Win/Linux
Yoseen Infrared X384D IR Tool Pro V2.3.2
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Thermal camera official accessories in my collection
This is a work in progress. Part numbers will be added in due course.
Last update: 26-08-2020
E2V ARGUS Rechargeable Battery Pack for Argus 2
E2V ARGUS Desk Charger for Argus 2 rechargeable battery.
E2V ARGUS Wi-Fi + Battery module for Argus 4 series
E2V ARGUS DVR + Battery module for Argus 4 series
E2V ARGUS Automotive power cable for Argus 4 series
FLIR Breakout Cable and Box for PM series
FLIR Power Belt for PM series
FLIR Parallel Interface for PM series
FLIR Video Grabber Card (PCI) for PM series
FLIR PCMCIA Interface for PM Series
FLIR Remote Control handset for PM series
FLIR 3.5" LCD colour Monitor for PM series
FLIR Remote handset and monitor for Pxx series
FLIR Desk Charging dock for Ex battery
FLIR Desk Charging dock for Exx battery
FLIR Automotive power adapter for Exx series
NEC-AVIO Remote control handset with integrated LCD monitor for TH7x series.
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Seek Thermal Pro "J3-603-320" Core with 6.5mm F1.2 lens (<9fps)
Does Joe-c's software work with that core?
Alternate question is: Is there an NDA attached to the associated SDK?
...Or were you hoping for no comments to mess up this thread?
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No problems with comments 👍🙂
The Seek SDK is covered by an NDA. The same SDK and software works with all the phone dongles and the Seek OEM cores that output USB data. Whether the J3-603-320 core will work with Joe-C’s software I cannot be certain.
The core is inside a camera so I cannot test Joe-C’s software with it at the moment.
Fraser
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Man I really wonder if that Raytheon BST core config tool can be used to disable the "zoom" on the old cadillac cores.
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It has two models of core detailed ..... 320 x 240 pixels and 320 x 120 pixels. There is no option to change between the two, it is auto detected.
Fraser
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Damn, so it's likely a hard restriction in the FPGA that does the acquisition. Thanks for checking
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Lists updated today 26 August. Just added a Seek Reveal, NEC Avio lens and FLIR Pxx series remote control handset with monitor.
Fraser
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Too much is never enough!
(No, I'm not making a reference to the book about "the world's most dangerous man").
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The little Seek Reveal cried out from the eBay auction for me to adopt it and provide some TLC for its injury. How could I refuse such a cry for help ;D I have always wanted the blue colour Seek Reveal anyway ;D
The Pxx series remote control is for my Pxx/Sxx series camera that is still awaiting my attention.
Fraser
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You're a dangerous man, Fraser. You'll take over the world, one eBay purchase at a time ;)
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;D
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Seek Thermal Compact iOS version added for experimentation with SDK.
The Seek Thermal SDK and driver does not care whether the camera is the Android or iOS version. This has also been proven with people using a simple (modified) connector adapter to convert the iOS version to work on Android phones.
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Groupgets Pure Thermal 2 Lepton PCB procured to experiment with the FLIR Lepton 3.5 and as a test jig for Lepton cores.
Added to list of cameras as it is effectively a Lepton based Thermal Webcam :-+
UPDATE: the PCB turned out to be a cheap China sourced Clone with a fake STM32F412 processor. Returned to seller for full refund.
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Raytheon/L3 Thermal Eye X150 added to the collection
Fraser
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Hi! If you remove the battery from a imager Flir One Pro Gen3, will the imager work without a battery when voltage is applied to the Type-C charging connector?
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Answered in a more appropriate thread.
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Hi Fraser
I just got my hands on an Argus HR320 and i love it
I currently also own a FLIR SC640, CAT S61, HTI-A2, a few HIKVISION DS2136 Thermal CCTV cameras, a Dahua temperature monitoring camera, a FLIR C2 and a FLIR one
I was looking to modify some settings in the HR320 but looks like i would need the software for more advanced stuff
Could you please share your software?
Also can you please tell me if you used the standard round m12 usb cable or did you make your own, is it a USB protocol or is it USB to serial?
If you can share the pinout for the round m12 connector in the camera it would be awesome
Thank you !
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I have the software and can share it. I am using the official USB cable. From memory, it is a USB A plug to a Fischer (not LEMO) type plug. I will look up the details.
Fraser
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Thanks a lot
For the USB cable can you please probe with a multimeter and let me know which pins go from USB end to where in the camera socket?
Looking to make one myself.
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I will probe the lead in a minute and supply a sketch. You wil need a fischer 102 series plug or make something to fit yourself.
The Software is now available to download and I will send you the link by PM
Fraser
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Argus 4 USB cable pin out details
The cable is passive and uses a standard USB A plug and Fischer 102 series 4 pin plug
Fraser
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You are a gentleman
Thank you very much!
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I previously produced a list of the thermal imaging cameras in my collection as a potential information resource for the Thermal Imaging sub forum members. I often provide information on the cameras that I own when such is requested.
The original thread listing the collection has become cumbersome so I have decided to start a new thread with the definitive list of camera models in my collection. This single list in this post will be kept up to date and an update post added to the thread to highlight a change. This should enable forum members to easily check whether I own a camera that interests them in some way.
I have worked on many of the cameras in this collection so can sometimes help with technical comment on the designs.
Frasers' Thermal Camera Collection - The Definitive List
Last update: 25/04/2021
Models in Alphabetical Order:
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Diane Yang Technology DP-22
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Any good ?
Thinking about a new line to market........
TIA
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I will respond by PM.
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Hello,
I own the Dian Yang DP-22 thermal imager.
I am interested in detailed information if you happen to have some.
There are lacks in the provided analysis software that I am trying to fix.
Best Regards
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With regret, I cannot provide any information on the DP-22 beyond that which is in the public domain. Contact Dianyang for information on the camera and potential new image analysis software for it.
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Alright. Thanks for answering.
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The following have been added today:
Camera list
Added Diane Yang Technology CA-10, “HALO” helmet camera, Hikvision DS2-TP31B-3AUF, and ISG X380 cameras
Software list
Added Diane Yang Technology Spectrum Owl V1 and V2 software
Fraser
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Electrophysics HotShot LT camera added to the collection.
A thermal camera core married to a PDA that is running Win CE. All in an ergonomic package.
The camera can produce its thermal survey reports internally using the Win CE report generator.
Unusual and interesting design.
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Hi Fraser. Thanks for your amazing past info on the HS324 Commander. I have had one of these since 2010 and two days ago got it back from a friend who does wildlife surveys and it has a small problem. I have read your previous work on these and need your help. At switch on it has a display full of raster lines but after being left on with its Hot shoe and a charger and NiMH batteries for about 25 minutes it all clears and then it all works perfectly. I presume this is some capacitor related issue but would welcome your expertise on these. I am well retired but have an extensive background in electronics but am not knowledgeable on the tech in such cameras. I am leaving it on for a few days in the hope the tantalum's will self heal but should I just bit the bullet and replace them all. I would appreciate your thoughts.
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Definitely replace all of the tantalum capacitors on the large control and power PCB. They tend to burn-up rather than heal in these units. I replace them all even if a unit is showing no issues.
Fraser
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Thanks for the quick response. This unit is used for koala surveys which is a bit of a pain because it has no pseudo colour and the IR from tree canopies is bright until the late night cools the leaves. Do you know if it is possible to change the software to include colour mapping. Even just a single colour for the brightest would make life easier. Just something from the wishlist and wondered if anyone had ever attempted it, if you know. FLIR was unhelpful as expected given the units obsolete status . I did have a backup copy of the software but lost that in a hard drive failure. Don't suppose you have a copy, on the off chance or know where I can get one? Current version is 03.04.10.
Lastly, the unit was left on charge for over 24 hours and works fine - so far. Just waiting now to see if it remains so when off charge for a few days or longer. I will change the Tantalum's regardless. Do you know if the Milspec tantalums are worth the money - if I can source them, that is.
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I will change the Tantalum's regardless. Do you know if the Milspec tantalums are worth the money - if I can source them, that is.
The main choice is between 'regular' and 'surge' rated tants, plus do not skimp on voltage ratings.
Any connected to input power that suddenly appears, need to be surge rated. Classically that was AVX TPS series, but everyone does a similar type.
Basic AVX TAJ on a power in will go bang (like Raytheon BST cores.... oops).
Those on switch mode power supplies should be low series resistance, and again tend to be the TPS surge types for that reason alone, although these days big ceramics are often used.
Bill
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Thx Bill. I appreciate your experience. What about Kemet tants?
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Camera list brought up to date today. I have also noted any cameras that are non operational or have been re-homed. (Yes, I sometimes sell cameras from my collection)
Fraser
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Another FLIR S40 added to the collection. This one just needed an EVF repair (failed boost converter).
Another Guide MobIR AIR USB Type C dongle acquired by buying a scrap Fever screening kiosk module and extracting the dongle from it. Total cost was £30.
A Ulefone Armor 9 thermal imaging equipped mobile phone added to the collection and kept handy as it is a nice rugged phone.
I now have the Reporter Pro 8.1 and 8.3 software with licences.
That is all for now. I am repairing thermal cameras and laptops in my spare time. I will update the collection list as and when I find time.
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Glad to see you back again! Enjoy reading your history lessons and repair / tear downs.
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Hmmm not really “back”. Just dropping in. I am concentrating on thermal camera and laptop repairs at the moment and I find it very rewarding and enjoyable to be “on the tools” :)
Fraser
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I am doing some work on fever detection camera technology so I have obtained the Dahua TPC-HT2201 (256 x 192 pixels) and GuideIR T120H (120x90 pixels) handheld cameras. I already own several other brands and models of fever detection thermal cameras and these will add to my knowledge of the changes made to standard general use thermal cameras for greater accuracy.
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A used Infiray T2 Pro has been procured. The extended surveillance range (thanks to its 13mm lens) will make it very useful for wildlife observation (not hunting). With its close focus capabilities it will also find uses in the lab.
There is an interesting review to be found here (in Russian) with plenty of images…….
https://search.app/KDfp7qc2CowbZpet6
I borrowed some images from that review to show the different T2 models and T2 Pro lens removed. For such a diminutive camera, it has a monster lens on it :-+
Fraser