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I'd love to see this with a big heatsink and 1Watt 635 nm for better visibility. That would require LiION for sure.

I'm guessing the OP has moved on.

Kate Mildew! I marginally liked that show. I thought Ben Sisko on DS9 was kind of dull. Never really saw Enterprise. I go though LONG periods of not watching any TV. Still it might be worth watching TNG. I probably watched less than half of the episodes (not watching ANY TV).

That is a shame! I never warmed to TNG to the same extent as TOS. I did like Patrick Stuart as Captain Picard though. Never really took to the Jonathan Frakes character-although Data was fun! Wesley?? I did like Deanna Troi and Worf.

In my best Scotty imitation. Aye Captain! I was able ta remove tha emitter and use me hypersonic fingers ta adjust focus. Tha dilithium crystal is holdin' and I'm not seein' any fluctuations. I should be able ta give ya weapons fire but we'll havta recharge the dilithium cystals usin' tha...

This really makes no sense to me-for all the reasons already discussed- and dangerous given the reflected light. The goal is to try and get static lines and color distortion? Even if you burn it with a laser-and don't lose vision from the reflection-the odds of getting that exact effect are not...

Received! M140 @ 1.8 Amp with G2 lens. ZAP!!! :-)

GSS: Interesting info!! "I think alot of the color difference had to do to what ever film or materials they had on hand to splice in the beam shot. This was 1960's special tech and don't know the specifics. They didn't have a big budget either, I think all of the Tricorders used alone were...

That is true too! I think the color (465 nm) is closer to the blue phaser version- but also according to this it's 46% more visible. That said I did see pics where the Tos Phaser fired a Red beam-even something close to violet. So light blue-probably 472 is closest is to my eye the closest match.

Hi What do you want to use it for? Anything higher in power than a genuinely rated 1-5 mW pointer-see below-is not going to be safe for presentations. I'd do some reading on safety-and "cheap chinese 532 nm lasers"-which are NOT safe for use in presentations. If you want a bright laser pointer...

In the original series they were blue-except when they were not! What's that 470 nm?

A bright beam with no damage potential. That would be nice. Hahaha! I'm still a kid-at heart. But a LOT more experienced! It will get very limited show and tell-with only people that have firearms training most likely-IE. Never point at anyone or any living thing-never point at shiny...

I would not take it to a social gathering-but showing it one on one- with supervision and safety awareness is different

Hey Cistercian- glad you are still having fun with the waterproof lasers. Nice to see they came through with batteries. So you got a 180mW 303? Red? That's pretty good for a 301-303. Cheap battery chargers and Poopfire batteries? Arrrrrgh. I got a pair with my "1000 mW Gatling 450 nm"-which...

Hey GSS- I am very interested in the 520 and the one with the "proto-focus nozzle." Discuss payment and shipping?

Welcome Seth! Can you post pics of your Phaser-in action?

Lovely Bhemes Lew!

Hey Hakzaw1: great idea! I had a live reef tank for many years- I finished off the day light cycle with bulbs centered (not single wavelength) on 420 nm. The coral polyps glowed green and red-with some blue. Gorgeous!

The OP may not be responding as it was posted in 2015. I had not realized WL did not use IR filters on their 532 nm!

TJ: There is always concern when someone does not show their safety gear. It is amazingly easy to blind yourself-or others with a 1W laser. Sunglasses can actually make that worse by dilating the pupils. You can't blink fast enough with a high powered laser. Direct or reflection-and you lose...