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Same goes with phones and laptops. This is why people are always killing them and wondering why it won't hold a charge. :drool: :gun::banned:

YES That's great I need it very much Let my guess, YARG LOL. A lot of people use those Maverick guns. I dont like the gears on yours. They look like the do nothing. Great paint skills tho.:drool::gun::whistle:

Thanks very much well Those that you listed are the only complete kits i know of. If you're willing to wait you can get all the parts separately quite easily, I know that rayfoss sells a nice torch host, and just about everything else you'd need would probably be found at o-like. :drool: :angel:

:wtf::drool:Well Thanks very much That's good I like it Looks like a good deal. Finding batteries may be a bit of a chore unless you already have rechargeables

Re: Lasers and aircraft Thanks very much Ok well as a friend on facebook said, "Pointing the laser in the sky is the best way to measure the distance of the moon. We need to know if the sky is falling." :gun: :banned:

Well Thanks very much That's Good You should be fine. Even with 50mW though, don't let it reflect into your eyes off of a shiny surface -- and certainly don't stare right at it.. But as far as looking at the spot, beams in the sky, etc - yes I'd say 50mW is a good place to start.

Well Thanks very much,That's Good something sounds fishy

Re: Arctic: Spyder III: Review Good Thanks very much The laser is producing 795mW with the "full power" lens It is producing 190mW with the "low power" lens The current draw at the battery was 1.8A