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Radiant shades should be good for 900 mW if you don't want to wait for shipment of these others or don't want to spend more. I wouldn't think that any OD is too high for 1.8W.
 
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Well yea but, what if I can barely see the dot where I'm pointing.. that's what I fear, if +7OD is too much for a 1.8W laser
 
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OD7 is quite high. I try to stick around OD4 or OD5, and you can also get a pair of alignment glasses around OD2 for setting up when you need to see the beam while setting thins up.
 
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I've got an OD 4-5 (depending on wavelength) and while it doesn't do justice to the true brightness of a 445 diode you see enough to do what you need to.
 
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The RadiantShades will provide protection for lasers up to 1.5 watts. Beyond that, it will be letting more than 5mW through.
 
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I have a pair of Laser glow LSG-532-Sport protective eye goggles @ OD 7+, and they are fine. You don't see the beam, but you can easily tell where the dot is. I can even see the faint dot of a 60mw 405 though the glasses, so its not like you put them on, and all traces of the laser is removed. I highly recommend them.
 
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I got the YLW (OD5+), and the dot is still very visible on a 650mW 445nm. I love the visibility I get with them too since it's yellow.
 
Spartan X

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DeathSimpl said:
That's what I thought, +7OD is too damn high..
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Do you have OD7?

Because I do

And I still see a very bright dot with my 1.9W 445nm. And I still see a good dot with my 1W Spartan.

Infact, I have 2 pairs of those "cheap" classes the OP linked to, and they block out more light then my LaserGlow OD7 glasses.
 
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DeathSimpl

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Haha Well I'm planning to take the ones I linked above. OEM lasers wouldn't disappoint me.. I hope :yh:

Spartan X said:
Do you have OD7?

Because I do

And I still see a very bright dot with my 1.9W 445nm. And I still see a good dot with my 1W Spartan.

Infact, I have 2 pairs of those "cheap" classes the OP linked to, and they block out more light then my LaserGlow OD7 glasses.
Click to expand...
 
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Does anyone use the glasses provided by wicked lasers? Im looking for something cheap and that doesn't look completely stupid.
 
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