I fancied the Atn X, very much from the paper reports, but gradually became disenchanted , looking at video reports, battery drain seemed high and it seemed like work in progress, with constant updating. I think it helps if you sight any of the 'scopes with their internal adjustments set at the mid position, perhaps using adjustable mounts, or a bit of shimming, leaving the internal adjustments for final trimming. I found they felt odd if the aiming sight was not central. The Pulsars do look big. I like the idea though, of a 'scope that is good at night and useable during the day, and having dismissed the Photon and ATN, that just leaves me, last time I looked, with the DronePro, quality, natural colour day and night, good features... at a price though, would go well with an Airwolf
