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How long does an idle dilda last?

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I have a dilda + batts, but I don't want to use them anymore until I receive my goggles. If I have them both wrapped securely in bubble wrap in ambient temperature, should they be fine? or do these sensitive lasers have a certain lifetime?
 





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The Dilda will basically last forever with no power to it...
The batteries however will slowly loose their charge... :cool:

Jerry
 
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I would take the batteries out of the housing if you are going to just store it for a while.

That would prevent the batteries from damaging the laser on the very little chance they leaked and also prevent bumping the switch and accidental activation.
 
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An idle laser is the Devil's tool... I hope that you don't have to wait too long for your protective spectacles ;)
 

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Put it away someplace where it won't get tuned On accidentally, and 2 years later it will work just fine.

Trust me! :cool:
 
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You could just shine the laser in the sky if you are worried about it. I doubt it is going to reflect back at you and hit your eyes. ::)
 
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lasersbee said:
The Dilda will basically last forever with no power to it...
The batteries however will slowly loose their charge... :cool:

Jerry
Says it all..why do you guys keep posting to this thread? Let it die....
 




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