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SEARCHAmerican Technologies Network Corp., makers of military, law enforcement, security and outdoor night vision and thermal applications, introduces two new models into their ThOR Thermal Weapons Sight System product line for 2014: the ThOR336-1.5X and the ThOR640-1X.
The ThOR336-1.5X
American Technologies Network Corp. , has introduced two new models in its ThOR Thermal Weapons Sight System product line for 2014: the ThOR336-1.5X and the ThOR640-1X.
The new ThOR thermal weapons sight series have been designed to meet the needs of individuals to aid in ground-based night operations at an affordable price. The ThOR is a multi-purpose system using the latest in miniature thermal sensor technology combined with the new OLED display, providing a stable image in a small package.
ATN 's ThOR336-1.5X and ThOR610-1X both have a frame rate of 30 Hz with a 19-inch focal length of the lens that allows for 1.5x optical magnification. They are designed to be very compact, waterproof, and dustproof.
The ThOR336-1.5X weighs 50 ounces and is 10.315 inches long by 2.874 inches high and 3.70 inches wide. MSRP is $5,199. The ThOR610-1X weighs 25 ounces and is 10.315 inches long by 2.874 inches high and 3.70 inches wide. MSRP is $9,199.
These new ThOR models include three batteries each, a lens tissue, a warranty card, and instruction manual with the ThOR thermal weapon sight of choice in a hard, portable MIL-SPEC storage case.
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