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Red DX200....

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BoostCrzy

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Finally got my Dilda-Lazor...lol...using 3v walgreens CR2's ....heres a match light at 6 feet....kinda hard to hold steady...  :D

http://s15.photobucket.com/albums/a367/BoostCrzy/?action=view&current=P3220287.flv

...i am TRULY satisfied by the power and quality of this unit (especially for the money) ....

tip: use some thread tape(teflon) on the lense housing threads and the adjuster tightens up VERY nicely...

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I still cant believe the price on these.... great video too!!!! Mine finally shipped last friday and I've been watching every video I can find to try and cure my excitement.
 
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BoostCrzy

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:) its definatley a great deal!....i did another match over 10 FEET!!...also popped a ballon at 15 feet!.....i even made a custom User Bar for it in my sig ;)
 
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BoostCrzy said:
heres the balloon pop at 15+ feet! :
http://s15.photobucket.com/albums/a367/BoostCrzy/?action=view&current=P3230291.flv

and heres the match light at over 10 feet! :
http://s15.photobucket.com/albums/a367/BoostCrzy/?action=view&current=P3230290.flv



.....as for the font?.....its a copy & paste photochop exclusive! ;)

-Jack
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If you can light matches at 10 feet, you can surely pop balloons over 15 feet! I have a laser that can light matches at 11feet, and it can shred balloons at 25 feet. I'm sure I could go further, but try some even further balloon pops!
 
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very nice vids!! my kenbarrell 260mw destroys matches at about 14ft is the farthest i've gone and balloons at 25ft instantly
 
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BoostCrzy

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Entity said:
BoostCrzy - What did you use to mount the laser to the tripod?
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P3240289.jpg


The insulation foam is mounted to the tripod by gluing a camera mounting nut i salvaged from an old digital camera, to its base....then a velcro strap wraps around the whole laser/foam to hold it snugly....allowing me to move the laser around....(in the video i was not using the foam mount)..... ;)
 
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Nice review. I’m sure this has been brought up somewhere in this forum, (I don’t feel like researching) but does the dilda have a focus on it? If so, do you need to tweak it to get it to light/burn/pop? I have a diy red with axis module, and I have to adjust the lens to focus it to do any damage. But I can get it to light/burn/pop easily across long distances as well with a slight turn of the lens.
 
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Ace82 said:
Nice review. I’m sure this has been brought up somewhere in this forum, (I don’t feel like researching) but does the dilda have a focus on it? If so, do you need to tweak it to get it to light/burn/pop? I have a diy red with axis module, and I have to adjust the lens to focus it to do any damage. But I can get it to light/burn/pop easily across long distances as well with a slight turn of the lens.
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the front tip rotates the lens
 
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Ace82 said:
Nice review. I’m sure this has been brought up somewhere in this forum, (I don’t feel like researching) but does the dilda have a focus on it? If so, do you need to tweak it to get it to light/burn/pop? I have a diy red with axis module, and I have to adjust the lens to focus it to do any damage. But I can get it to light/burn/pop easily across long distances as well with a slight turn of the lens.
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Did you somehow miss the 17 page topic titled New FOCUSABLE 200mW Red on DX?
 
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