His old user name was anselmofan because he was a fan of Phil Anselmo, the vocalist of the metal bands Pantera and DOWN. He changed his account name on YouTube. Here's a link to his channel. https://www.youtube.com/c/LaserGadgets/featured
The wavelength doesn't really matter (although a high powered CO2 laser would ionize the air along the beam's axis adding to the overall detectability) but you'll want to encode your message/ intention in binary pulses and repeat at a fixed interval.
This is a video of a 532nm laser's dot on a white phone in which I place a red filter between the cam and the green dot. The red filter makes the green dot appear red. My question is: What is the source of the red laser light?
https://youtu.be/LoOnOmp9J8c
Re: 1W 638nm C-Mount Laser
Apparently, C-mounts require CuW onto which to be mounted.
Taken from a .doc from Torrey Hills Technologies LLC
Understanding of Laser, Laser diodes, Laser diode packaging and its
relationship to Tungsten Copper:
The laser diode is directly soldered onto the copper...
Video of a red spiro I threw together in about 20 minutes.No planning involved just a couple of DC motors salvaged from cd-roms.Each wired with it's own (inadequate...way too touchy) pot with some diy mirrors made from a cd (speed control only with no reversing).I don't think it turned out too...
Thanks for the info,which I was certainly not aware,but I was just stating what the battery testing mode of my meter reads for two rechargable CR2s tested separately without a load.
Alright,here is a link to a photo of the multi-meter I have.At the upper-right hand side is the mode select position which states 1.5v(4.0mA) 9v(25mA) http://i190.photobucket.com/albums/z109/rgcurro_2007/DIGITAL/MULTIMETER-2.jpg?t=1280284449
Those measurements were taken using the "battery testing" mode of my meter where a fresh 1.5v battery would measure 4.0 mA or a fresh 9v would measure 25 mA.