Razako
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50mw is completely safe to shine into the sky without goggles. Just don't shine it at airplanes/helicopters. In the sunlight the beam won't be visible. The dot will still be easily visible even in direct light. You can try buying these goggles if you think they look nicer or you want to avoid WL.L4sers said:Thanks! I will buy all of those Raz! Like 95% chance I will be getting that 50mW. But, do you have any other pair of glasses other than those, that are around the same price range? Im not a big fan of the look on those. I saw a raelly nice pair, but it was $70....
Edit: Is 50mW safe enuf to shine at stars and is it visible in daytime?
WL=wickedlasers. Some people here don't trust them.L4sers said:Thanks those look a lot more nice! And whats WL?
And in case of an emergency with a laser, if I get it into my eye without goggles on, what do I do as my first move?
I cant wait to get a 200mW. thats gonna be so sick to light matches from like 10 feet away. btw, u getin glasses/goggles with the 50mW? And im a bit freaked out about this IR, ill prolly never use 50mW inside, unless im reallllll careful.bobobob121 said:actually, the names matt. Im most likely going to order it tomorrow.
bobobob121 said:i don't know what your talking about. Most of DX's items are pretty dang good quality. And i don't know if i feel like spending twice as much for a laser. After all, IR isn't as much of a big deal as people make it. So its fine if some leaks