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ArcticMyst Security by Avery
lase pointer and lights
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Yes.
And LEDs (in flashlights for example) tend to be a broad spectrum, whereas lasers are a single wavelength.
And LEDs (in flashlights for example) tend to be a broad spectrum, whereas lasers are a single wavelength.
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Have you ever owned a laser / and a flashlight, LED !!
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I've got three of these. Title is "3-in-1 15 LED Flashlight UV Ultra Violet Light & Red Laser Pointer Torch Lamp" if the eBay link goes dead. It's fairly cheap, can find them all over eBay, and all three have lasted more than a 18 months now. Laser is fairly low power but good enough for pets/indoor pointing, LED is a decent flashlight when you suddenly need one, and UV good for finding pet 'accidents' or anything that exhibits fluorescence (e.g. spiders, scorpions, sea critters).
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I have a similar one lying around, came across it cleaning not long ago... red laser in the center, original AAA batteries inside. I think I bought it 5 years ago now for $3.99, or something like that. Still running. Granted it hasn't see much use.
