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although i already have a 75mw+ from nova; i would like to know a site where i may find myself a 5mW greenie. preferably a site that has fast shipping to the U.S and TRUE 5mW lasers.
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Re: looking for a 5mw greenie
Here... http://www.laserglow.com/index.php?portable
The first 5 are all 5mw green lasers, the first three are exactly the same except for looks the second to last is focusable and the very last has a longer duty cycle and a constant on switch.
Also laserglow is a great company, its in the top three with nova and optotronics.
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Here... http://www.laserglow.com/index.php?portable
The first 5 are all 5mw green lasers, the first three are exactly the same except for looks the second to last is focusable and the very last has a longer duty cycle and a constant on switch.
Also laserglow is a great company, its in the top three with nova and optotronics.
..lazer... ;D ;D ;D
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Re: looking for a 5mw greenie
There is the Wicked Laser's Core, those usually preform up to spec.
There is the Wicked Laser's Core, those usually preform up to spec.
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Re: looking for a 5mw greenie
If you want a simple 5mw green that actually puts out 5mw you should get the wicked core or a lyra/Galileo from Laserglow. Atlas nova would also be good.
DO NOT buy a dx true 5. Those things are anything from 2mw to over 20mw.
If you want a simple 5mw green that actually puts out 5mw you should get the wicked core or a lyra/Galileo from Laserglow. Atlas nova would also be good.
DO NOT buy a dx true 5. Those things are anything from 2mw to over 20mw.
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Re: looking for a 5mw greenie
Thank you guys. I would just like to say that the people on these forums are VERY nice to everyone
I'm stuck between the Lyra-F or the Galileo. But I'm thinking of just going for the Lyra-F. Two questions though; 1. How fast is Laserglow's shipping?; and 2. With the focused beam on the Lyra-F, what is the hypothetical output if the beam was focused fine enough?
Where is the distributor located?
Thank you guys. I would just like to say that the people on these forums are VERY nice to everyone
I'm stuck between the Lyra-F or the Galileo. But I'm thinking of just going for the Lyra-F. Two questions though; 1. How fast is Laserglow's shipping?; and 2. With the focused beam on the Lyra-F, what is the hypothetical output if the beam was focused fine enough? Where is the distributor located?
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and are the Techlaser infiniti75 and the Nova X75+ the same? after all, they have the same price.
i think i know this answer, but just want to check
i think i know this answer, but just want to check
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I'm pretty sure the infiniti is a CNI so they are both the same physically, but go with NOVA because they are tested and you will get an over spec laser for sure. To top it off, there have been a lot of bad reports from Techlasers.bobobob121 said:
