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at high power in the dark, it will be slightly visible.

best to use a bit of fog
 
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I know a sony 16x laser diode is visible in the night sky. But not like a green though. If you look eye level with the laser away from you then you can see the beam.
 
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Thats what I figured, is it pretty cool to see in rain? because we get a lot of that here in Washington state...lol
 
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Well rain in th dark I am sure you would see the beam sparkle a bit. But at night if you look down eye level with the laser you will see the beam nicely. ;)
 

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Rain does give some visibility when it hits it. I'm sure the drizzle in WA (I'm from there too ;) ) would give it a nice shine. But as for visibility normally, it won't be too much except when it's dark or if you have it pushed really hard. Fog can make even a <5mW red a bit visible, so I say get a fog machine while you're at it.
 
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Death Angel said:
I know a sony 16x laser diode is visible in the night sky. But not like a green though. If you look eye level with the laser away from you then you can see the beam.
yep i have to do that usually to see the <5mW 635nm's beam. it's impressive for a <5mW red to do that though :)
 




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