Dragon Laser Hulk IR Filter deletion

[toutan]

There is an IR filter→377mw

IR Filter deletion→488mw

 

[Zeebit]

Huh?
Doesn't make sense. Power goes down when the IR filter is removed. Shouldn't it be otherwise?

 

[toutan]

Huh?
Doesn't make sense. Power goes down when the IR filter is removed. Shouldn't it be otherwise?

sorry.
I edited it again.

 

[lasersbee]

IR filter deletion

377mw→488mw UP!!

300mw Hulk→500mw Hulk

That is why the IR filter is there.
The Laser now outputs an additional 111mW of dangerous
invisible IR radiation...

Your 532nm Laser Safely Goggles/Glasses if you even own
a pair... will NOT protect your eyes from the 111mW
of IR Laser radiation.

Removing the IR filter from your Laser is a really BAD Idea..IMO


Jerry

You can contact us at any time on our Website: J.BAUER Electronics

 

[Zeebit]

111mW of IR is quite a lot. What is the labeled power of that laser?

 

[toutan]

That is why the IR filter is there.
The Laser now outputs an additional 111mW of dangerous
invisible IR radiation...

Your 532nm Laser Safely Goggles/Glasses if you even own
a pair... will NOT protect your eyes from the 111mW
of IR Laser radiation.

Removing the IR filter from your Laser is a really BAD Idea..IMO


Jerry

You can contact us at any time on our Website: J.BAUER Electronics

I wear goggles cutting infrared rays.

 

[toutan]

111mW of IR is quite a lot. What is the labeled power of that laser?

http://laserpointerforums.com/f39/holographic-laser-warning-decals-69478.html

I stick this seal.

 

[Zeebit]

I think you misunderstood.

What is the power marked on the label?

 

[toutan]

I think you misunderstood.

What is the power marked on the label?

sorry.

I am not good at English

Green Laser 300mw・・・ok?

 

[Zeebit]

Yeah

 

[Toaster]

Lol.. You guys are worried about ~110 mW of IR . Sissies.

I have NEVER used goggles even with a 2W 445.
Never had the slightest problem.
Don't look at the shiny end.

 

[sinner]

@Toaster: There SHOULD be a video demonstration of what that can do to you if it hits accidently to your eye.. IF , god forbid you have a 2W close reflection it will blind you in an instand let alone direct hit.. So since you are responsible and careful with your laser its all good entertainment untill one mistake/accident Thats why it is repeatedly suggested and warned to people!!

@Toutan: Very nice work, and since you have the IR Protection Eyewear it is all good..
Just be safe and dont think your laser is a 488mW Green Laser , It is Still a 377mW Green Laser and the rest of it is IR Spectrum which is not Visible..

Just a question, Why did you feel the need to remove the IR Filter?

 

[toutan]

@Toaster: There SHOULD be a video demonstration of what that can do to you if it hits accidently to your eye.. IF , god forbid you have a 2W close reflection it will blind you in an instand let alone direct hit.. So since you are responsible and careful with your laser its all good entertainment untill one mistake/accident Thats why it is repeatedly suggested and warned to people!!

@Toutan: Very nice work, and since you have the IR Protection Eyewear it is all good..
Just be safe and dont think your laser is a 488mW Green Laser , It is Still a 377mW Green Laser and the rest of it is IR Spectrum which is not Visible..

Just a question, Why did you feel the need to remove the IR Filter?

I only tried how long power only rose.

 

[sinner]

Ok so in understand you would like to see some bigger figures in your LPM.. :na: A Dream of a Laser Enthusiast only!! :beer:

 

[snoutke]

Lol.. You guys are worried about ~110 mW of IR . Sissies.

I have NEVER used goggles even with a 2W 445.
Never had the slightest problem.
Don't look at the shiny end.

You are not serious, are you? :spank:

You don't want you eyes to get :lasergun:

 

[Ciaran]

That's a bit stupid! A 2W laser should be operated by the user wearing goggles!