Blu-Ray lights up the luminous stars!!!

• Sep 15, 2007

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/me SEZ "Vegeta runs off down to the shops to buy his luminous stars"

 

• Sep 15, 2007

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Timelord said:

/me SEZ "Vegeta runs off down to the shops to buy his luminous stars"

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Lol, I was just going to check the mRad of my Sonar and then thought I'd better attend to my tropical aquarium first.

 

• Sep 15, 2007

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I used Pseudos divergence calculator to get my mRad reading, and it was 0.8202097898227992 mRad
Which is pretty damn good for a $150 Blu-Ray
The guy who made it has joined this forum and calls himself Plazmatron he's a top man in my books and glad he's joined too...

 

• Sep 15, 2007

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How did you get an accurate reading of the beams diameter? For me the dot is too bright and I can't figure out the measurement for the beam diameter.

 

• Sep 15, 2007

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I've got some UV goggles and I projected the beam on a matt black background..

 

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Ah right, don't think I can get a accurate reading then until I do the same. The dot is just too bright. Hurts my eyes looking at it.

 

• Sep 18, 2007

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That's a pretty awesome vid, Timelord . You oughta try taking some long-exposure pics while scanning really fast across the stars. Unfortunately, I'm too po' at the moment to be buying Blu-ray diodes...