Idiots with a "500mW" green pointer and cars

[rangedunits]

the mRad of this lasers is crap and it look like a 100mW and the one who use it, is irresponsible.

 

[lasersbee]

At least these Morons didn't shine the beam into the car's interior...
Still no excuse... a nice 700mW 532nm Laser beam from the ground to
the Moron's location would put a quick stop to that.... IMO

Jerry

 

[Asherz]

the mRad of this lasers is crap and it look like a 100mW and the one who use it, is irresponsible.

Yea he probably got ripped on the lasers price

@lasersbee: or maybe laser_ben's 5W "portable" green lol

 

[Meatball]

That's actually one of the worst videos I've ever seen... I'm commenting on it now!

 

[silvercookie]

i was going to post this up last week when i found it, but wasnt sure what the reaction was going to be.

 

[HIMNL9]

or maybe laser_ben's 5W "portable" green lol

Uhm, depend, do you want to teach them to not shine lasers at peoples, or just blind them so they cannot do it anymore ? ..... j/k

Anyway, wondering what happens to them, if someone (like the taxi, as example, that have a radio for calls) report them to police ..... maybe this can teach them something about "being responsible" :crackup: (i know, is not good to laugh about other peoples, but i simply don't like idiots )

 

[charliebruce]

I'll send anyone in that are of Nashville a true 500mW laser and bail you out of jail if arrested, if you please return fire at these idiots (If you like and would prefer not to waste laser power, live ammunition would work too )

 

[knorkneutel]

My 150mW Jayrob is much more heavy beam. If I do that car get accidents immidently

 

[mfo]

Can you name 1, just ONE restrictive law for laser pointers?



Sure there is common sense.. but i think that your speaking from where the sun dont shine.

i get the obvious, im challenging your intellect.

Lasers were just banned in Italy.

 

[Trevor]

Thankfully it's underspec... but they still were deliberately shining what they thought was a Class IV laser in the vicinity of the car. Sickening.

-Trevor

 

[photonaholic]

Opening the door for even more restrictive laws.......

never a good thing.

 

[Eudaimonium]

Simple example of moronism:
They WOULD point that thing on cars, but I bet they WOULD NOT point that thing in their own eyes.
They could turn on their brains on for once! I bet also that someones mummy bought that thing for them not even knowing what it was... someone who would earn for it would also know how to use it responsibly.

How do you say...
Just my two cents

 

[Asherz]

someone who would earn for it would also know how to use it responsibly.

How do you say...
Just my two cents

Agreed 100%

 

[newbie]

I would expect that laser to be a 30mW or 50mW at best. I can tell you that if that was above 200mW you would in all cases see the BEAM. Cheers! jander6442

Maybe you can see the beam irl, however, cameras don't always pick it up. I've had cell phone cameras not able to pick up >100mW with fog. I'm sure it's easily possible for a <200mW laser beam to not be picked up on camera in a fairly clear night, with street lights around.

 

[Eudaimonium]

Dudes, does it actually matter what power the laser is? Police do not give a cr'p!

The dot is visible at 100 meters aprox with crappy camera nad street lights present. They intentionally distracted drivers! Imagine they actually managed to scare the driver, and causing a crash!

Good way to get lasers banned! OFC we would all like to get our hands on that dude thinking what he does is fun!

 

[neokeelo]

wow, I live about 50 mins from there. It figures dumb asses are doing this in Nashville...