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Paper at a distance of 20 feet. Note: beam is ~7mm with a divergence of 5mRad
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60W: paper, baloons, and mirror
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The first 5 popped within 2ms, and the last one @5ms. If you watch it frame by frame, they don't pop in order :-?
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Demonstration of how a mirror is an adequate beam stop.
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That balloon one is interesting... and what happened to the mirror? It looked like it turned black and then back to a reflective surface as it cooled... That's pretty intense. I wish my X105 could do that.
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So I get that at 10.6µm , the beam doesn't get reflected by the mirror?Or doesn't even reach the mirror as the glass is totaly opaque to 10.6µm wavelength laser?
How about cutting a floppy disk or a cd case in half next? ;D
How about cutting a floppy disk or a cd case in half next? ;D
