Laserbtb VS lazerer

• Jun 3, 2012

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Vlavas1994

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Hello daddies I need help. I choose between HL 532nm 50mW and LZGN - 532nm 50mW.
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HL - 532nm 50mW

HTML:

http://www.laserbtb.com/productshow.asp?id=77

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LZGN - 532nm 50mW

HTML:

http://lazerer.com/Green_Laser_Pointer/LAZERER_LZGN532-50_532nm_50mW_Focusable_Green_Laser_Pointer

or LZBH - 532nm 50mW

HTML:

http://lazerer.com/Green_Laser_Pointer/LAZERER_LZBH532-50_532nm_50mW_Focusable_Green_Laser_Pointer

Discuss please. :thanks:
And look please this post: (it will be another buying)

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http://laserpointerforums.com/f44/laser-use-cold-74926.html#post1082387

 

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• Jun 3, 2012

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I like the design of the laserbtb handheld a lot and i hear their lasers are on spec

 

• Jun 3, 2012

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I expect both lasers will be on spec, and work well, but I have the laserbtb 100mW version, and consider the quality to be superior vs the grenade style lazerer host.

You really can't go wrong with either though.

 

• Jun 3, 2012

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InfinitusEquitas said:

I expect both lasers will be on spec, and work well, but I have the laserbtb 100mW version, and consider the quality to be superior vs the grenade style lazerer host.

You really can't go wrong with either though.

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Say please, your laserbtb have IR-filter?

 

• Jun 3, 2012

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Vlavas1994 said:

Say please, your laserbtb have IR-filter?

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Good question... to be honest I never tested it for IR. Didn't see a reason to.

I'll run a quick test tonight to see.

 

• Jun 3, 2012

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InfinitusEquitas said:

Good question... to be honest I never tested it for IR. Didn't see a reason to.

I'll run a quick test tonight to see.

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Of course, at such low infrared power is rarely dangerous. But I would like to have a "clean" 50 mW of green.

 

• Jun 4, 2012

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Take a look at the skylaser review in my sig! It runs 517mW with ~27mW of IR leakage!! Which means it's IR filtered

Greetings,,

 

• Jun 4, 2012

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offroadfreak8582 said:

Take a look at the skylaser review in my sig! It runs 517mW with ~27mW of IR leakage!! Which means it's IR filtered

Greetings,,

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Someone here on the forum said that they specifically need to ask them to put the IR-filter. Sorry for bad English.
Someone to 200 mW with 40 mW IR (perhaps it was in a bad 2009).


InfinitusEquitas, as a results?

 

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• Jun 4, 2012

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Bought HL - 532nm 50mW. Before that, contacted by email, they said that the need to specify a IR-filter(built-in) in "order details", it's free.

I paid. Now I will wait.

 

• Jun 15, 2012

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Got package. All is well. In the manufacture of them took 3 days, the parcel was 7 days. Attach photos:





I have a problem. In my town does not RCR123 (rechargeable), they have a voltage 3.7 V. While have to use the СR123 (not rechargeable) they have a voltage 3V. This voltage the laser is not enough. Please tell me where I can order a protected AW batteries and charger for them?

 

• Jun 16, 2012

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Bought AW's batteries on "cpfmarketplace"