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laserglow's Herc & X10DR at work 147 foot distance
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Re: laserglow's Herc X10DR at work 147 foot distan
That has got to be some kind of balloon popping record.
That has got to be some kind of balloon popping record.
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Re: laserglow's Herc X10DR at work 147 foot distan
think about the poor kids at the fair! think about the kids :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( ;D
think about the poor kids at the fair! think about the kids :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( ;D
Re: laserglow's Herc X10DR at work 147 foot distan
That balloon met its demise pretty quickly.
The amazing thing is that no lenses were needed at the business end of the laser beam. I wonder how far that setup could pop balloons if one used a lens at the far end of the beam.
By the way, Windstrings should have panned the camera back to the balloon before saying "Turn it on." Otherwise, he might have missed the action.
That balloon met its demise pretty quickly.
The amazing thing is that no lenses were needed at the business end of the laser beam. I wonder how far that setup could pop balloons if one used a lens at the far end of the beam.By the way, Windstrings should have panned the camera back to the balloon before saying "Turn it on." Otherwise, he might have missed the action.
Re: laserglow's Herc X10DR at work 147 foot distan
The laser does use external lenses. laser glow's 10XDR
ixfd64 said:That balloon met its demise pretty quickly.
By the way, Windstrings should have panned the camera back to the balloon before saying "Turn it on." Otherwise, he might have missed the action.
The laser does use external lenses. laser glow's 10XDR
Re: laserglow's Herc X10DR at work 147 foot distan
The X10DR Is an add on lens for aries and herc lasers developed by LaserGlow
http://www.laserglow.com/pages/acrproducts/x10dr/main2zoom.jpg
That is what focuses the beam onto the balloon
The X10DR Is an add on lens for aries and herc lasers developed by LaserGlow
http://www.laserglow.com/pages/acrproducts/x10dr/main2zoom.jpg
That is what focuses the beam onto the balloon
Re: laserglow's Herc X10DR at work 147 foot distan
I just checked LaserGlow's website again and it seems that the X10DR could focus a beam as well as expand it. Aftrer all, I don't think a 2 cm-wide beam would be able to burn stuff very well otherwise!
I just checked LaserGlow's website again and it seems that the X10DR could focus a beam as well as expand it. Aftrer all, I don't think a 2 cm-wide beam would be able to burn stuff very well otherwise!
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Re: laserglow's Herc & X10DR at work 147 foot dist
ixfd64 was talking about no lenses on the other end of the beam, meaning near the balloon.Btw, you don't need the extender if you use a lens at the other end.You could most likely do it over 1 mile if you had a big enough lens (though with the extender you don't need that big of a lens) . Anyway, that thing at a fair would be tons of fun! No one would ever know what's causing it
ixfd64 was talking about no lenses on the other end of the beam, meaning near the balloon.Btw, you don't need the extender if you use a lens at the other end.You could most likely do it over 1 mile if you had a big enough lens
(though with the extender you don't need that big of a lens) . Anyway, that thing at a fair would be tons of fun! No one would ever know what's causing it 
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Re: laserglow's Herc & X10DR at work 147 foot dist
I wonder if you could use it to shoot the laser through windows and burn your neighbors furniture. "WTF WHO MELTED A HOLE IN MY NEW BIG SCREEN TV!?!?" ;DSwitch said:ixfd64 was talking about no lenses on the other end of the beam, meaning near the balloon.Btw, you don't need the extender if you use a lens at the other end.You could most likely do it over 1 mile if you had a big enough lens
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Re: laserglow's Herc & X10DR at work 147 foot dist
You can definetly screw with your neighbours with that herc+x10dr setup I have neigbours about 60 feet from my window.
LoL, I wonder if 1W of green would be enoughAmnizu said:
You can definetly screw with your neighbours with that herc+x10dr setup I have neigbours about 60 feet from my window.
