you’ll need to see where it’s being aimed - but it works day or night

Its aimed with the box. Its position will vary as the LRF isn’t inside the lens like on binos and the angle at closer ranges is a factor - you can move the aiming box as well

Are you still able to use it without having to run the range finder at the same time?

@fishandhooktv3795 yep sure can - it’s only activated by a button

Thank you! Also, what would you describe the best reason to get the 62-35 vs a 32-35? I want to use it for spotting coyotes at a longer distance and not too specific on details…more on overall size and heat signature since it’s a desert environment. Thanks!

The 62 is a 640 core, but at 2x optical as its a wider chip for same lens as the 32 at 3.7x - it will give a wider field of view AND the ability to digitally zoom to be basically the same as a 32-35 at its optical level - thats its advantage, wide field of view (at lower mag) and the ability to zoom 1 level. Too often I see people just zoom their 640s (any brand) and its $$ wasted - The 32-35 would do what you want at a lower cost. I’ve not hunted coyotes or in a desert as we don’t have that sort of terrain here - but its how we hunt, use a TA to find something and use a DS35 or TD32 to ID it with the night vision to much longer ranges - we do regularly shoot pigs at long range from around other livestock