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AGM Rattler DP136 drone thermal payload — 256×256 resolution, 42mm objective, 1600yd detection range, 40mK NETD. Demo product for catalog validation.
Why This Product
The AGM Rattler DP136 Drone Thermal Payload is a professional-grade industrial thermal camera built for inspection and diagnostics. Its 256×256 sensor and 40 mK NETD sensitivity delivers exceptional contrast in rain, fog, and high humidity. The integrated laser rangefinder and identifies heat signatures out to 1600 yards make it versatile for demanding field use. At 22 oz, it balances capability with manageable field weight. Includes 24-month manufacturer warranty and Thermisight's expert support.
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Warranty
3-year limited manufacturer warranty
- Covers defects in materials & workmanship
- 30-day satisfaction return window
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Specifications
- Resolution
- 256×256; Objective: 42mm; Detection: 1600yd; NETD: 40mK; LRF: Yes; Weight: 22oz
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Gimbal Care
- •Inspect gimbal dampeners before each flight — worn dampeners cause image vibration.
- •Never force the gimbal by hand; allow it to self-calibrate on power-up.
- •Transport with the gimbal locked in its mount to prevent free-swing damage.
Lens & Sensor
- •Clean the thermal lens with a microfiber cloth and optical solution only.
- •Never fly in rain or heavy fog — moisture on the lens ruins the thermal image and can damage the sensor.
- •Allow the sensor to acclimate to ambient temperature before powering on to avoid calibration drift.
Firmware & Storage
- •Update firmware before each flying season for the latest features and NDAA compliance patches.
- •Store in a padded case with desiccant packs to prevent moisture damage.
- •Remove the battery for storage longer than 30 days; store at 40–60% charge.
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AGM Rattler DP136 Drone Thermal Payload
$9,500