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there is, but cold thought it was only necessary for the 3000 post board:whistle:

You know that more visible lasers do more damage at the same power.:whistle: To eyes that is.... Btw, I think his performance sucked aswell lol.

Yea well it's not called "The world's most powerful commercially available FDA compliant handheld laser". Btw, it's the WORLD record.What does the FDA have to do with the rest of the world? Btw, you have to pay a lot of money to them to take your record into account.So if you are the true...

I can't see anything on my blacklight.....too bad school is over, I would've tried it on the oscilloscope screen. Btw there's the mirror trail too, you can see it on some mirrors in the dark if you move the dot at just the right speed. ;)

You could get a pretty powerful green module for $70.Considerably more powerful than a 5mW, and powerful enough for you to need goggles. Btw chipdouglas, I think the laser removes static that was previously applied through a corona effect or something.

lol, yea, there's no point in using a laser if you're not firing it from the distance....

Awesome shots! How high-powered is it? :undecided:

You probably wouldn't:whistle:

anyone have a close-up pic of a ledshoppe beam and a newwish beam for example?

I think it should say "Huge MOTHERF&*^( LASER" . It would make it seem huger! lol just kidding :D

Protection is for pussies :whistle:

You could mention things like modehopping, beam divergence and power stability with respect to voltage and heat (as far as you can tell by looking at it) :undecided:

From a couple of feet the patern would probably look like a solid disk lol and you'd need to shine it on a far away surface to see the spiro patern.:d

Yea they do :whistle: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlvWnJJZREM And kipkay's mods DO work, they're just a really bad way of doing it.

Wow, that does indeed look powerful!

If you mean me when I said "His orange goggles aren't going to protect him from that extra 300% IR" , I was being sarcastic lol.:D

Cool , thanks a lot guys :D

Yea ,I would pay 200 bucks for that gun , it's badass!And I don't have a lot of money :D But my mom probably wouldn't let me. Please post pics when you mount the laser!

Anybody know the name of the song in this video? :undecided: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyGjpYBXSoE

I would suggest a green one for physics experiments since the beam specs are way better with DPSS than with diodes....Then again if you get a cheap one, greenies are much more prone to unstable output and there's the chance of mode shifting too...