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You know, I would find the actual post I'm referring to, but it's not worth my time. I only come for the classifieds, and even that's not too important to me considering how many great sellers there are now outside of this board. I should have not bothered to even post outside the classified...

Hah, coming from you, that's actually quite funny. I guess you don't remember the childish insults you gave me a while back. But whatever.

Man you go to great lengths to prove your "status" here. Good luck with that.

The OP posted a question if it is safe to stare at the beam of a 2w 445nm. He asked if it was safe to only use wraparounds. Nobody had answered his questions. I don't pretend to be an expert on the subject, but I figured at least I would give him some helpful information so that he wouldn't be...

So it sounds like you're saying that the reflection has to be visible to cause damage. So are you saying that the diffused reflection of a 2w 808nm beam is safe to look at simply because it's practically invisible? And as for blue light, isn't that exactly what we are discussing here? The...

The only thing I disagree with your disagreement is on the staring of the dot of a 2w blue laser. I have a couple of 1w 445nm's and that dot is insanely bright even when reflecting off a flat black surface. Inside a room that might only be 5-10 meters across do you think it would not cause...

Guys, I apologize. Apparently my advice was wrong, so I take it back and will not do so anymore.

Re: For sale : NEW 2.8+Watt BIG BOY How long can that diode be expected to last? What's the max run time recommended for it?

What are these clear wrap around lenses you are referring to? 2w is a lot of power. If you stare even at the diffused dot on the wall of a matte surface, it is still bright enough to cause eye damage if you stare at it with the naked eye. The beam itself you are probably safe looking at with...

Sir, that is kick ass! Thank you! I just ordered a pair of these. They will work great with my 445nm lasers as well it looks like.

Hello all. I had a question about my Lazerer 400mw Green. It came with the Lazerer supplier goggles. Problem is that I don't think they filter out IR, and Max from Lazerer says that the laser I got from them does not have an IR filter. Most of the time I just point it at the sky, but on...

How do Laserbee's balls taste like? :eg:

And it would have cost me $2 to drive there. What's your point?

I'll try not to "doubt" my post the next time my good man. :)

omg you should have told me this. I was afraid to open it in fear that I would damage something inside. If you were going to take it apart anyway, I would have done it. The take apart is usually the easy part! The put together is the hard part!

I did my best to make sure he gets it. All I can do now is wait until he has it in his hands. I'm not sure you guys realize, but I hardly come to this forum. I couldn't care any less how rabid "Laserbee" wants to drag my reputation (which I had zero, not sure how much worse that can get) since...

Don't worry about the rep man. When people work with me, I bend backwards to accomodate them. I hope you get your stuff with no issues.

Believe whatever you want. You can afford to lose $175. I can't. If the unit was defective, which is not, what would happen if your buddy agreed to have me drive over? What, I'd take a dead laser over to him to inspect? He'd still say it was defective and the transaction would end there. I...

Here you go guys, I copied the string of E-mails I sent and received. Actual E-mails and names were removed to protect the innocent (and I guess the guilty too) From: (3rd Party E-mail) To: (My E-mail) Subject: RE: Arctic Laser Date: Thu, 25 Aug 2011 19:58:19 -0400 I am afraid I wont...