MrLaser
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Ok, well...This is my first review, so i hope i do well.
Shipping & processing:
Ok, i ordered my laser on 6/13/11 and it was shipped on the 19th, so no complaints there. Arrived at my house in north-east Florida on the 30th. The box had been marked "Flashlight for gift, $20" which seemed to clear customs very well. Costomer service was very helpful and responded to my email within 24 hours.
The Laser:
The laser arrived in a silver cardboard case. The laser was securely packaged and looked in perfect condition. Also included in the box was a wall-charger, UltruFire 18650 lithium-ion battery, and 2 lenses, cross and line. The laser also came with good instructions, in "Chinglish" of course but very understandable. Some people have said, (including me before my laser arrived) that they didnt know wich way to insert the battery, for those of you who didn't receive instructions, the battery is inserted negative (-) end first and positive towards the tail cap.
The battery was already about 3/4 charged so i have been running the laser like that. I also ordered another UltruFire battery and goggles from RayFoss on the same day which arrived the 30th also which i am currently charging.
The laser has incredible power even at 3/4 battery. I was able to pop balloons from over 30 feet (As far as i tried) and burns almost anything any color (even white) instantly. As far as the output power, i cannot test it because i have no LPM. The beem is very visible even in daylight. The focusing head is fairly hard to turn and i accidentally burnt my hand while trying to focus it, but after about 30 minutes of focusing and testing, it eased up a bit.
The laser is waterproof (tested) and everything on it seems very well crafted. The laser is quite heavy and feels sturdy. I'm sorry i do not have any pictures for my camera is broken at the moment. Sometime when i can i will post some beam-shots and other pics. Overall, I highly recommend this laser to anyone who has sufficient knowledge and equipment to operate it. In the hands of a newb, it could be very dangerous.
Edit: It's been about 11 days now (still working great) and i have discovered a couple nice features. As the battery drains the driver increases power to the diode to maintain a steady output, unlike other lasers i have had. Also, as the diode heats up and decreases in efficiency, the driver increases power to the diode, also unlike other lasers i have owned.
I took my laser out on the 4th of july and i think more people were paying attention to it than the fireworks, LoL.
Also....Beamshot! sorry that it is in such bad quality, using a terrible camera.
Shipping & processing:
Ok, i ordered my laser on 6/13/11 and it was shipped on the 19th, so no complaints there. Arrived at my house in north-east Florida on the 30th. The box had been marked "Flashlight for gift, $20" which seemed to clear customs very well. Costomer service was very helpful and responded to my email within 24 hours.
The Laser:
The laser arrived in a silver cardboard case. The laser was securely packaged and looked in perfect condition. Also included in the box was a wall-charger, UltruFire 18650 lithium-ion battery, and 2 lenses, cross and line. The laser also came with good instructions, in "Chinglish" of course but very understandable. Some people have said, (including me before my laser arrived) that they didnt know wich way to insert the battery, for those of you who didn't receive instructions, the battery is inserted negative (-) end first and positive towards the tail cap.
The battery was already about 3/4 charged so i have been running the laser like that. I also ordered another UltruFire battery and goggles from RayFoss on the same day which arrived the 30th also which i am currently charging.
The laser has incredible power even at 3/4 battery. I was able to pop balloons from over 30 feet (As far as i tried) and burns almost anything any color (even white) instantly. As far as the output power, i cannot test it because i have no LPM. The beem is very visible even in daylight. The focusing head is fairly hard to turn and i accidentally burnt my hand while trying to focus it, but after about 30 minutes of focusing and testing, it eased up a bit.
The laser is waterproof (tested) and everything on it seems very well crafted. The laser is quite heavy and feels sturdy. I'm sorry i do not have any pictures for my camera is broken at the moment. Sometime when i can i will post some beam-shots and other pics. Overall, I highly recommend this laser to anyone who has sufficient knowledge and equipment to operate it. In the hands of a newb, it could be very dangerous.
Edit: It's been about 11 days now (still working great) and i have discovered a couple nice features. As the battery drains the driver increases power to the diode to maintain a steady output, unlike other lasers i have had. Also, as the diode heats up and decreases in efficiency, the driver increases power to the diode, also unlike other lasers i have owned.
I took my laser out on the 4th of july and i think more people were paying attention to it than the fireworks, LoL.
Also....Beamshot! sorry that it is in such bad quality, using a terrible camera.
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