AixiZ Laser Aimer (measured at 41 mw)

[laserfreak3d]

Hi All

Just a review on the AixiZ Laser Aimer

Chuck from AixiZ generously provided a sample for testing (Thanks Chuck)

First impression is that is looks and feels very good
It feels very solid and has a high quality feel to it
Also it comes in a very nice box complete with all its parts
And tools to mount it

Also Chuck mentioned that the us army use these in the middle east (says something about quality)

According to the sticker on the laser it is rated at 5 mw max

But after taking a measurment with my coherent lasercheck
It outputs a whopping 41 mw.
It also looks a lot brighter then my 30 mw Newwish pointer.
As far as i can dethermen   there is no stray infrared in the lasers output.
So it should be outfitted with a ir filter.
Unlike most of the cheap chinese lasers found on ebay.

Below a comparison  picture of the newwish pointer (on the left)
And the AixiZ on the right

The beam quality is very good on this unit
The spot size is about  3 cm at 50 meters.
Its very clearly visible at day time and the beam can be seen for miles at night time
Even low level clouds are no problem for this unit
Also i have not seen any mode hoping or power fluctuations.

So overal  it looks to be a very nice and wel designed unit.


For more info on this product please contact Chuck at  :cmaricle@mfgcn.com

 

[laserfreak3d]

stil very impressed with the output of this thing

 

[laserfreak3d]

I also hear from AixiZ  that all these units have 20-30 mw ouput

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&Item=110178884379&Category=53141&_trksid=p3907.m29

 

[StealthVendetta]

What method did you use to determine the absence of infrared radiation?

 

[RobTheVIP]

Looks odd, but lasers are lasers

 

[laserfreak3d]

What method did you use to determine the absence of infrared radiation?

i used a green light filter and a infrared filter

 

[Milos]

looks nice. Does it have focusing capability?

You said it has about 3cm dot at 500meters? That doesn't sound right. Even if you meant 3cm at 50m it would mean it has divergence of 0.5mRad or so. Thats sounds too good to be true. At 500m it would be 0.05 if initial diameter is 1.5mm.

 

[laserfreak3d]

looks nice. Does it have focusing capability?

You said it has about 3cm dot at 500meters? That doesn't sound right.  Even if you meant 3cm at 50m it would mean  it has divergence of 0.5mRad or so. Thats sounds too good to be true. At 500m it would be 0.05 if initial diameter is 1.5mm.

yea it was 50 m i had a 0 to mutch lol