BeamCheap//O-Like Waterproof Red Laser 200mW

[Cooler7]

Well today I was going to order my first laser , I have $60.00.
I just wanted to know whether I should go with the waterproof design
Or the New Fashion Red Laser.

What do you think?



(I know it says that I have a Waterproof laser on my signature)

 

[Cooler7]

Bump

Well I bought the waterproof laser and it is shipped tomorrow!!

 

[Greenmechanic]

I see no reason to own a waterproof one. Unless you dive or snorkel, even then I'd be afraid of it leaking.
The extra lens used to make it WP cuts down on power and adds artifacts to the beam.
Just my 2 cents, I sure all don't agree!

 

[lasersbee]

Well I guess your choice is simple now...

Susie told lemonwonder/BeamCheap to NOT sell lasers on LPF...

Jerry

 

[Cooler7]

Well Lemon told my that my lasers power is 192mW and tested out the laser himself

 

[lasersbee]

Looks like you just got in under the wire...
What type of LPM did lemonwonder use to check the output..

Jerry

 

[Asherz]

Thats an interesting development, could you prove a link?

I think it was under one of lemon's threads, I'll try and find it for you but Susie told a member over MSN who was contacting her on Lasersbee's behalf.

So she didn't post it on LPF personally, but I see no reason for the member to lie about it.

 

[Tech_Junkie]

Cooler chill out with the posts about your laser. You dont even have it in your hands yet. Even when you get it you cant review it. Do you have a laser power meter? Do you know how to measure divergence? Do you have other lasers to compare it too? Do you have a camera with a macro feature? If you answer no to any of these, then you have no review. So enough already. "it looks cool, and is bright" is not a review. If I see one more post about that laser before you get it, I'm going to rep you.

 

[Cooler7]

Well when I get my laser in my hands I will galdly make a review, untill then I WILL NOT make anymore posts about the laser..

 

[KiLLrB]

I think it was under one of lemon's threads, I'll try and find it for you but Susie told a member over MSN who was contacting her on Lasersbee's behalf.

So she didn't post it on LPF personally, but I see no reason for the member to lie about it.

It was me and I have a copy of the convo. I sent a copy to dave and lasersbee (Jerry) ask them. She said she told him not to sell here.

 

[Tech_Junkie]

Thank you. Looking forward to your review.

 

[Cooler7]

Your welcome. Sorry about those other posts

 

[lasersbee]

Thats an interesting development, could you prove a link?

Do you think I'm a noob that just fell off the turnip truck and spews
forth BS.... I don't need to PROVE anything...
I do my research BEFORE I post....
Had you done the same... you would also know...

Jerry

 

[Tech_Junkie]

Do you think I'm a noob that just fell off the turnip truck and spews
forth BS.... I don't need to PROVE anything...
I do my research BEFORE I post....
Had you done the same... you would also know...

Jerry

Good point. I'm getting tiered of having to explain myself to these little know it alls, who know nothing.

 

[Cooler7]

Here are the batteries... recieved them today..

**Edit**

Those two black things, do they go around the batteries or somthing? Also on the user-manual it said "It is better to use continously not more than 5 minutes every time."
So do I use the laser for only 5mins a day?

 

[daguin]

Here are the batteries... recieved them today..




**Edit**

Those two black things, do they go around the batteries or somthing? Also on the user-manual it said "It is better to use continously not more than 5 minutes every time."
So do I use the laser for only 5mins a day?

You will know if the battery needs the "spacers" when the laser arrives. If the battery "rattles" in the tube, use the spacers on it.


It would appear that they are saying you can have the laser on for up to 5 minutes. Then you would have to let it cool down again before you use it.

Peace,
dave