The DEFENDER-LFP- MB5HPL-LR model has low divergence.
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What is the measured (or calculated) divergence in mRad of your Laser Dazer?
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Show me the spec sheet.
The only divergence numbers I found on the site were 2.5-3.0mRad, and that is horrible divergence. I wouldn't expect a defense laser to have low divergence, I would expect it to have relatively high (or adjustable) divergence.
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Exactly as I had suspected.
You want "very large" divergence for a laser "dazzler".
Spec sheet says "Variable Divergence" 3.3-200mRad.
Also. Found the perfect solution to remain "un-dazed" if you are a criminal and someone tries to use one of these "dazers" on you:
Why is this thread even here? The first post is totally incorrect.
You want "very large" divergence for a laser "dazzler".
Spec sheet says "Variable Divergence" 3.3-200mRad.
Also. Found the perfect solution to remain "un-dazed" if you are a criminal and someone tries to use one of these "dazers" on you:
Why is this thread even here? The first post is totally incorrect.
