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− | The '''IR Scanner''' is a small binocular-like device used to detect and identify the approximate infrared radiation output of objects at ranges of up to five kilometers.<ref name=MW54>''MechWarrior'', p. 54</ref><ref name=LOS104>''Lostech'', p. 104</ref> It provides the same infrared detection capabilities of a [[Rangefinder Binocular]] though with none of the other | + | The '''IR Scanner''' is a small binocular-like device used to detect and identify the approximate infrared radiation output of objects at ranges of up to five kilometers.<ref name=MW54>''MechWarrior'', p. 54</ref><ref name=LOS104>''Lostech'', p. 104</ref> It provides the same infrared detection capabilities of a [[Rangefinder Binocular]] though with none of the other features.<ref name=LOS104/> At ranges of two kilometers or further, the scanner is only sufficient to pick up the heat output of [[BattleMechs]] or other similar-sized objects. Man-sized objects can be discerned at distances of several hundred meters, while something as small as a rodent can be detected at ten to twenty meters.<ref name=MW54/> While it can detect the approximate heat output of a target the scanner cannot identify surface features.<ref name=LOS104/> |
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Revision as of 15:09, 24 March 2013
Overview
The IR Scanner is a small binocular-like device used to detect and identify the approximate infrared radiation output of objects at ranges of up to five kilometers.[1][2] It provides the same infrared detection capabilities of a Rangefinder Binocular though with none of the other features.[2] At ranges of two kilometers or further, the scanner is only sufficient to pick up the heat output of BattleMechs or other similar-sized objects. Man-sized objects can be discerned at distances of several hundred meters, while something as small as a rodent can be detected at ten to twenty meters.[1] While it can detect the approximate heat output of a target the scanner cannot identify surface features.[2]
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Specifications[3]
- Equipment Ratings: D/A-C-B/A
- Cost: 100
- Affilation: None
- Mass: 400g
- Power use: 0.1 Power Points per hour