Laser mw questions

• Oct 19, 2009

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In the post "A guide to buying your first green laser" it says "...50mW has a very visable green line at night, and anything above starts to get hard to look at/down." What does that mean exactly? What will a 100mw laser look like?

 

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jcgill83 said:

In the post "A guide to buying your first green laser" it says "...50mW has a very visable green line at night, and anything above starts to get hard to look at/down." What does that mean exactly? What will a 100mw laser look like?

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No clue, but I can tell you what 125mW looks like. It looks very sexy, but the dot up close can hurt your eyes (nothing permanent) due to the brightness. The more mW, the brighter the beam, thus the move visible it is.

 

• Oct 19, 2009

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pretty much the same as a 50mW. The dot will be brighter and more uncomfortable to look at then a 50mW. The beam will stay the same, might be a bit more visible though.

 

• Oct 19, 2009

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okay thank you

 

• Oct 20, 2009

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i have a 50mW green and the beam is amazing at night

 

• Oct 20, 2009

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A green laser shining into the night sky that has a beam so bright it gets hard to look at.

I don't know about you guys but thats the kind of handheld laser I want :drool:

Hell I want little green men landing in my backyard asking me where I got that damn thing :crackup:

Lasher

 

• Oct 21, 2009

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different people have different feeling on mW or green color ,
Just , you should consider the purpose before buying ...