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I have one too. The Infiray FH35R v2 is better in every way, other than taking longer than the Hik FQ35L to switch on. The Infiray is noticeably better in damp conditions.

I had the version 1 for two and a half years. No reduction in battery capacity i noticed. The V2 I have now has been no problem so far.

Definitely the Infiray FH35R V2. Absolute bargain. The Infiray comes with 2 batteries. You won't need more.

Has it got its hood?

Who from? I have only heard if one person ordering one and it arrived as expected.

I wonder if the Police Federation or the innocent officer will take action for a malicious prosecution in this case?

Appreciate the reply. I've tried 4 or 5 different illuminators on mine and still haven't found anything which gives the performance I had hoped for at extended ranges. Maybe I have been unlucky with the weather conditions I've used it in, but I certainly won't be getting rid of my Drone Pro yet.

Enjoyed seeing a couple of longer range shots. What illuminator are you using on the Alpex 4K?

Seems very expensive to me. And he presents like a Snake Oil salesman. No thanks.

Excellent, as always, Simon. Thanks for posting. Can I ask what you think to the Alpex 4K as opposed to the Infiray TD70L? Rangefinder doesn't appeal to me, just wondering about image quality and whether the extra base mag of the TD70L is worthwhile.

Simple frame fixings (the plastic plug and long screw used to fit windows) have never caused me any issues in light blockwork.

Remembering how he conducted himself when in a position of power, I do wonder if it was more Karma than Covid.

I have bought a few things from BECKS 7 over the years. As he said, definitely not a trader. Just someone who buys stuff, treats it well and sometimes moves it on to try something else. I would buy from him again with no hesitation. SD makes you do that if you start a few for sale threads in a month.

Lesson learned, indeed. I’ll just add that I have found Fogstar are a trustworthy supplier of batteries.

You’d do well to try something from quality modern materials. Your advice is decades out of date.