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Just explaining my familiarity with PhysX in the same post I explain him something about lasers. If this forum is religious about not mentioning other hobbies than by all means ban both of us? I don't want any more posts about my comment on PhysX's name, PLEASE.

What can I say, I'm a PC geek at heart.

He lists the manufacturer rating by default as not ALL lasers are tested. It would be unfair to have some changed and others not. Also Nvidia PhysX is awesome, yes. Got my GTX470 Sli set up and laying the beatdown on any game woohoo. Can't wait for the 570.

Pretty much the same story here, except I'd like a good build quality and non-AAA batteries (Cr2 if possible, not required). My budget could flex a bit. Don't think its worth posting a separate thread.

Ah, I didn't know there was a big difference between wavelengths as far as the batteries went. I guess I'll go for the single CR123 as that will allow me to test more greenies. Thanks!

Anyone know where I can get one? (hopefully under 40$) I have two CR2's and a charger already, looking for a good green laser but most use CR123's.

Well these 3 seem very similar and I can't tell which is better for any factor (durability, batteries, house) Ultrafire host portable green laser /outdoor hunting [OLUGL50] - $36.99 : Welcome to O-Like.com, Your source for laser products Pocket compact Green laser 50mW [OLPG50] - $28.00 ...

Thanks, I was recommended O-Like before. Looking for a pre-owned or custom one from someone here. Hopefully with more insight into the laser and maybe a better picture as the ones on O-Like were about an inch squared. If it goes some time without response I'll just get one from O-Like.

I have a 50mw one from DX but it feels cheap. I have trouble telling the differences between all of them so I'm hoping someone here can help me out with a decent starter for the laser hobby. Also I'm new to LPF but this place seems really active and nice! :wave: Props to you all, you guys are...

Bump! Very interested in a greenieeee!

Re: WTB: Brightest green I can get under 50$ Currently checking out the many <200mw lasers <40$. (most don't mention tested power....) + repped. This forum is more active than I thought! I'll leave this thread on overnight and if there's no new information I'll do the Russian roulette with...

Re: WTB: Brightest green I can get under 50$ Oops! I forgot to mention portability is important and I'd prefer a pen-style one, although I do understand the dislike of AA and AAA batteries. Big thanks for the site though!! Checking it out. (edit: the one I mentioned is written in the...

Hey guys. It's exam time and I have way too much stress already without looking for a good quality green laser and worrying about IR, battery type, rating, etc. Just looking for a good old reliable laser to light up the Winter sky up here in chilly Montreal. :san: LMK! (feedback: OCN/HW/Ebay...

PM'd. you're online, sweet.