While the device may have been designed for the outdoorsmen and women, there’s no end to the possible uses for the Scout TK. Because it’s pocket sized and weighs a mere 6 ounces, you’ll be able to take it along no matter where you go. However, don’t be misled by its small size. Thanks to the Flir’s hardy design, the monocular will keep up with your active lifestyle, and can hold up to bumps and splashes alike. And while you’ll get the pleasure of a first-hand experience, you can also share your images and videos with others via the Scout TK.
Best of all, the camera is as easy to use as it is powerful. With the range of a football field and four buttons, you can operate the Scout TK with just one hand, and can choose from a number of different video color palettes for the best possible viewing experience. It also reamins operational at both very cold and warm temperatures (-4°F to 104°F), allowing the Scout TK to help with night vision regardless of where you might be. You can even stay out all night given the battery on the camera lasts more than five hours.
Of course, even if you’re not planning on going out into the woods for a night hike, the Scout TK can still come in handy for security purposes. You can use it to keep an eye on your property, look for intruders, and to generally stay alert when the light begins to fade. So if you need to see better in the dark, do it with Flir’s Scout TK. It’s slated for release later this year at $600.
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