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Re: FS: 150mW-180mW Green (532nm) That is not a very good guess. Your price is low so it will sell regardless. But people should know what their really getting. It's likely this unit puts out around 50mW. Maybe 70 on a good day. good luck :beer:

When you finally have no choice but to buy a case for all your lasers.

Yes, Nova Lasers is a good company. You will get a high quality product from them.

Re: FS: 1.4W Yobresal Blue Ice Ok, good luck then :beer:

Re: FS: 1.4W Yobresal Blue Ice I apologize that it took me almost 28 hours to get back to you :o I just wanted to check with Luke to make sure you are legit. He'll be getting back to me shortly. If you want to sell to someone else because you need to make a quick sale, that's fine. You are...

Re: FS or Trade: 1.4W Yobresal 445nm (Blue Ice) PM Sent

Good to see a fellow New Englander :) What sort of lasers were you interested in last time?

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Do not use this laser near any animals.

For astronomy I recommend a 50mW 532nm (green) laser. After you've been outside in the dark for 20min, anything more powerful than that would probably ruin your night vision. Red is harder to see so IMO it's not the best choice for astronomy (unless I had >500mW of it). Stop looking at Amazon...

I would get this one. Eagle Pair® 190-540nm & 900-1700nm Laser Safety Goggles

Their green pens are amazing, really tight divergence. Not anything like Chinese crap. The case is heavier & more solid, the threads are thicker and every unit I've read reviews about were over-spec. Both of mine are over as well.

Well you could spend $90 at Laserglow for OD 7+ goggles but you would have a hard time seeing the dot I think. The Dragonlasers are OD 4+ which should be sufficient. The yellow ones you linked to, even though they are more expensive, they have a higher light transmission rate which is better if...

No. With a laser of your power I would get a red lens. Something like this... Green, Blue & UV Laser Safety Glasses & Goggles | Dragon Lasers Also, try to edit your post rather than posting 2 in a row, it helps with the clutter. thanks ,)

No, IR filters will not take the danger out of lasers. They just make them slightly less dangerous. You don't need to worry about IR with the 445nm. It doesn't emit any. A quick search here will find you lots of goggles. Make sure you get the right ones. As far as whether it's the heat or the...

Re: FS: 12x 405nm 595mW CREE - Built by DAGUIN Lemmie see what my paycheck looks like tomorrow, I may make an offer. This is old school awesomeness. :cool:

Congratulations! If your groomsmen aren't laser enthusiasts, why not get them each a nice LED flashlight w/battery & charger? Sometimes they come with colored filters that make them even cooler. :beer:

I use a single 10440 and a dummy cell in some of my pens just like Pyro suggested. In my experience the Li-ion's put out more current than alkaline's at least when fully charged. BatteryJunction

I would love to know how many they sold and who bought them.

Not easy but not impossible. I've seen three for sale over the past two years :undecided: I just really like the host. Wasn't WL selling those for ridiculous prices a couple years ago? Like over a thousand? Maybe that was a 473nm model? Or were they always 405nm's? :cool: that you got one...