Re: FS: >110mW PHR, >140mW 4x & >170mW 6x Blu-Rays
What yellow light, Diesel? Did you shine your blu rays at the envelope? Is that what you mean?
It's not harmful to your eyes unless it is too bright. The main thing you need to watch out is not getting the laser beam itself into your eyes..
Otherwise, since you got my blu rays indirectly through, you don't have the instructions and the info i usually give my buyers. There is a lot of important info in there.
I would ask you to
email me, so that i can at least send you the instructions, and a new laser warning label (take the labels out BEFORE sticking the battery in, everyone! ;D)
EDIT: Oh, were you talking about the lens cap glowing when the laser is ON with the cap on the lens?
Well, it's not harmful, it's just bright. It can be too bright to look at it directly. But if you illuminate the room with it, it's not harmful.
But i would not recommend using the laser as a flashlight for extended periods of time. It's not meant for that. The reason i use GITD lens caps is so you don't forget to turn it OFF by mistake.
I once had a black lens cap on a blu ray, and i left it on by accident, and put it in my pocket. By the time i took it out, it was ON for like 45 minutes. It got warm but it survived. But obviously i would advise against that.
With a Glow In The Dark lens cap, there is no way you could forget to turn the laser OFF by mistake..