Recent content by crazylaserman

Haha hello guys, No problems with the eyes here! But I will probably buy better fitting glasses anyway.

No glare/flash or what so ever, just a dim blue "light" in pheripheal vision I could sense. But im thinking about the power , 1 watt. Maybe it could be dangerous anyway?

Im kind of worried since I'm a noob and I know my laser is VERY powerful. I even put the glasses on before I put the batteries inside, I treat it just like a loaded gun (which I own also). But my question is. Do you think im okay? I have no dark spots or what so ever, but still, would I see...

Thank you for answer. I ment the reflections of the dot, bumping around in my kitchen. And probably hitting my eye between the gap. (See the picture). The dot itself I see through the glasses, it's not bright either since the goggles are sufficient to protect me. I'm more worried about this...

This happened 1 hour ago. I have no "spots" "dark spots" or pain/visual impairment yet.. Would I see the damage directly if there was any?

Hello Guys, I have a pair of Eagle protective goggles for 445 nm and a 1 Watt blue laser. Was testing it in the kitchen, pointing at a white wall, wearing a white t-shirt. (SEE IMAGE) Imgur: The most awesome images on the Internet NOT ME ON THE PICTURE! My nose is kind of big lol, so the "gap"...

More like the "smallest" beam diameter on 10 km ;) what Watt do you think I need to reach these heights if green is used vs if blue is used? Its for a university school project about security, airplanes etc. (no we will not point it at airplanes ofc hahaha).

You are correct. I'm sorry for this, admin can close the other one. I figured that forum was about "special" wavelengths later on. Ich bin von Germany (location deutchland). So it's europe. I've seen survivallaser ships there as well. Well 10.000 meters somewhere there. I understand the beam...

Hello Guys, I have a specification for what I need but not sure which parts are best, hopefully someone more experienced can help me! Technical specification: 1 WATT. BLUE LASER. Very good (low) divergence, want to use the laser for long-range experiments! Under 100 Dollars preferably, if...