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The ATN BlazeTrek 6 319 is built around ATN's 6th Generation thermal platform, and it shows the moment you power it on. The heart of it is a 384×288 sensor with a 12 micron pixel pitch and a sub-18mK NETD rating, which is a fancy way of saying it reads tiny temperature differences and turns them into a clean, high-contrast image. Add a 50 Hz refresh rate and panning across a treeline stays smooth instead of ghosting and smearing. You get 2.25-18x magnification to work with, so you can scan wide and then zoom in to sort out what you're looking at.
Detection range reaches out to roughly 1,000 yards, which is plenty for spotting hogs, coyotes, and other critters well before they know you're there. The image lands on a sharp 800×600 OLED display, and a diopter adjustment wheel lets each user dial in a crisp picture for their own eyes. Six color palettes come along for the ride: White Hot, Black Hot, Iron Red, Alarm, Green Hot, and Sepia. Different conditions and different eyes favor different modes, and having the full spread means you can pick whatever makes the target pop.
There's 32GB of internal storage on board for photos and video, so you can save the action and replay it right on the device without digging out a cable. Built-in Wi-Fi ties into the ATN Connect app, letting you adjust settings, capture media, or stream the thermal feed straight to your phone for easy sharing. Hot Point Tracking helps you lock onto the hottest object in view, and an onboard ranging function reads distance to your target.
This thing is genuinely pocket-friendly at about 0.7 pounds, and the housing carries an IP67 rating that shrugs off dust and water. The internal rechargeable battery runs up to 8 hours on a charge, and USB Type-C means you can top it off or run it from an external power bank during an all-night sit. It's a handheld scanner first, so it's a natural fit for walking fields, glassing a property line, or keeping an eye on the back forty after dark.
With its 384×288 sensor and 2.25-18x magnification, the BlazeTrek 6 319 detects heat signatures out to roughly 1,000 yards. Keep in mind detection means picking up that a heat source is there; recognizing and identifying exactly what it is happens at closer ranges. For hog and coyote work, that gives you plenty of warning to plan your approach.
Yes. It has built-in photo and video recording with 32GB of internal storage, so you can capture and replay footage right on the device. You can also connect over the built-in Wi-Fi and use the ATN app to capture media or stream the thermal view to your phone.
It comes with six viewing modes: White Hot, Black Hot, Iron Red, Alarm, Green Hot, and Sepia. Switching between them is a quick button press, and different palettes make targets stand out better depending on conditions and personal preference.
The internal rechargeable battery runs up to 8 hours of continuous use on a full charge. It charges over USB Type-C, and you can also run it off an external power bank through that same port for longer sessions in the field.
| UPC | 0658175473374 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | TIMNBLT319G6 |
| Shipping Weight | 1.77 |
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