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RIX DBH D6 Thermal Imaging RifleScope
MSRP:
$5,899.00
DNO PRICE:
$5,699.00
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Overview
PRODUCT PARAMETERS
- DBH D6
DBH D6
Sensor Specifications
Type: VOx Uncooled
Resolution: 640×512 pixels
Pixel Pitch: µm12
NETD: ≤20mK
Frame Rate: 60Hz
Optical Specifications
Objective Lens: 60 F1.0 mm
Optical Zoom: 3x
Field of View: 7.3°×5.8° degrees @ 100 yd
Digital Zoom: 1 to 6x stepped
Eye Relief: 60mm
Diopter Adjustment: -5 to +2 D
Detection Range: 3280 m/yd
Display Specifications
Type: OLED
Resolution: 2560 x 2560 pixels
LRF Specification
Type: 905nm
Max Range: 1200yd
Wi-Fi
Wireless Protocol: Wi-Fi
Frequency: 2.4GHz
Bluetooth
Frequency: 2402~2480MHz
Video Recorder
Video / Photo Resolution: 1280×1280 pixels
Video / Photo Format: .mp4 / .jpg
Built-in Memory: 64 GB
Physical Specifications
Degree of Protection: IP67 IP code
Operating Temperature Range: -4 to +122 °F
Weight: 2.9 lb
Dimensions: 10.3×3.3×3.8 inch
Connections and Compatibilities
Battery Type: 18650×2
Capacity: 3800 mAh
Operating Time on Battery Pack (at t=72°F): 8h
External Power Supply: 5V (Type C USB)
Max Recoil Power on Rifled Weapon (Eo): 1000 g/6000Joules
RIX DBH D6
Specs
- Brand
- RIX
- SKU:
- 850042107669
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you hunt deer at night with a thermal scope?
In most states, no. Night deer hunting is generally prohibited, though a few states allow it under special depredation permits or for landowners dealing with crop damage. Check your state's rules first. Where night hunting is legal for hogs and predators, the DBH D6 is built for exactly that.
What makes a good long-range thermal scope?
For long shots, look for a big lens, a sensitive sensor and a rangefinder. The DBH D6 has all three: a 60 mm F1.0 lens, a 640x512 sensor with NETD at or under 20 mK, and a laser rangefinder rated to 1200 yards. Its 3x base magnification also starts you closer to the animal.
What yardage should you zero the DBH D6 at?
Start with a 100 yard zero, which suits most hog and predator shots, then use the rangefinder to know when you need holdover past that. Zero with the same ammunition you will hunt with, and recheck it after any change in load or after remounting the scope.
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