Recent content by Bitey

What kind of plug did it come with?

I'll probably get an MCH-6 one of these days. In lieu of installing an additional 220V outlet I could either use an 220V extension cord (if they exist) or a voltage converter.

Polycarbonate is used for transparent armor. If it doesn't need to be transparent there are better materials.

These PVS-30s are recommended by many: https://www.eurooptic.com/US-Army-Buy-Back-KAC-PVS-30-Units-Available.aspx Or if you want a thermal clip on: https://www.milehighshooting.com/l3-lwts-lr-light-weapon-thermal-site-long-range/

No need for DIY. There are any number of Picatinny to Arca-Swiss adapters out there for $25 or so:

https://youtu.be/gxUTl_xd9u0

https://www.floridatoday.com/story/news/local/environment/2019/02/08/cats-loose-boost-rabies-risk/2723576002/

https://www.thevintagenews.com/2019/03/25/species-extinct/

Some Hondas can be run in parallel for when you need more capacity. Another option is perhaps something similar to a hard start kit for air conditioners.

I received mine this morning. Box was pretty beat up and all the air pillows were completely deflated. I did a quick inspection of the pellets from two of the most damaged tins and only found one obviously bent skirt. The tins were shrink wrapped in thin plastic that was barely holding them...

Is an adapter required to fit an Impact? It appears they're only available in 1/2-20 UNF.

I also ordered 10 tins. My order made it into town and was scheduled to be delivered that day then was inexplicably diverted to CA. I wouldn't be surprised if mine arrive in bad shape. Last time I ordered 5 and it was split between two shipments. Those arrived in good condition.

I'd leave the coyotes alone so they can take care of that cat.

Most thermal scopes are used for pig, coyote, and humans. The lenses are extremely expensive and higher magnification means bigger lenses. A rat at 100 yards would be challenging for most thermal scopes. The high magnification thermal scopes are the FLIR PTS 536 and 736, Trijicon IR Hunter...

Really depends on your budget. Check out Adam Equipment, Radwag, Ohaus, and Sartorius.