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Hey Pi, I think you are correct on your math.
I think a quality pair of OD 4 would be fine.
I think a quality pair of OD 4 would be fine.
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I think your math is off by two zeros, someone correct me if I am wrong, doesn't OD 4 reduce the light to 1/10000th and OD 5 to 1/100000th, I am sure I read this somewhere. Or am I off by one zero?
Anyway OD 4+ is good enough for a 3.2W laser, at least for viewing the dot up close, but at 3.2W I wouldn't trust just any glasses to protect from a direct hit.
Alan
I didn't mean that but I just read first thread about the eye safety and posted my opinion.Try to refrain from necroposting. Not many like it unless you add something new to the discussion. I know you want to reach those 20 posts but try to focus on the latest topics if you can
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