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http://www.economist.com/science/displayStory.cfm?story_id=13726730 "WHAT do you get when you focus 192 lasers onto a pellet the size of a match head and press the “fire” button?"

good question

if you dont mind me asking... where did you get these hosts?

camping is the best. My father and I took a trip out to Banff Canada and hiked 35miles through the Canadian rockies. I took my greenie with me. Had never seen stars like that before. You could see the entire milky way!! and you best believe i lit the thing up with some 532nm ha.

same here. so much knowledge here.

http://www.wickedlasers.com/lasers/Photonic_Disruptor-65-3.html i know its wickedlasers and all, but it says waterproof. i highly doubt to the depths that you're speaking though.

thats straight amazing. great shot!!!!

Got a question for all you folks. Say you were to purchase a relativity low powered (5mW) 473nm blue pointer for say $400-$500. Is it possible to simply take the pointer apart and replace the IR diode with a much higher powered IR diode and make the appropriate changes (or replacements) to the...

saving my pretty pennies up for a Nikon D90! sweet pictures though.

Thanks for hanging in there and and reading so thoroughly. You should stick around and share the wealth of knowledge you've learned with others. good community we have here. :-)

good find.

any word on those two sleds jake?

I've never heard of anything in the 300mW-400mW for that cheap of a price. You're best off just building one. you could do it for about that amount of $$$ too.

Here you go man.

Plenty of room in these bad boys for a home built DDL dirver to fit into? -Paul

Hey there WannaBurn, You still planning on releasing at driver suitable for the 8x's need for 400mA+ of current? -Paul

indeed. i would drop it under $100. People are probably only willing to drop between $70 to $90 dollars for a 100mW blu-ray. They are just too easy to get your hands on.

freaking awesome idea no doubt. But i think this should be moved to google maps. Much more user friendly and no advertisements floating around, also free as can be. :-)

awesome. thanks jay! im foreseeing a good fit into a kryton barrel. thanks!

very impressive. an unimaginable feat of patience you've just pulled off. :-)