> You can buy IR break beam alarms off the shelf, wouldn't that be a better option for a security system?
> Like others have said... why not get something off the shelf...
> These are rated at 100m or 328 feet which would be the round trip distance
Again, what is being suggested is *not* a...
I'm not interested at all in coding the beam for security. This beam would be used (turned on and monitored) between the evening hours of, say, midnight to 5 or 6 am (so almost no ambient light). The intent is to detect a person or people walking down the far end of the court I live on as they...
> Are you looking for a handheld to defeat or circumvent an IR beam beam break sensor
I have no idea where you get that from my initial post, but no, this is not about defeating a beam-break sensor.
> or are you looking for a to aquire and set up a beam break motion dection system?
I am...
I'm not into laser-pointers but I do want to make something that might involve using a laser pointer so I thought I'd ask here.
I want to point what I guess should be a focused beam of light, probably IR, at a fixed reflector, which would bounce the light back to the transmitter where it would...