Welcome to Laser Pointer Forums - discuss green laser pointers, blue laser pointers, and all types of lasers

Buy Site Supporter Role (remove some ads) | LPF Donations

Links below open in new window

FrozenGate by Avery

Laser Plans for sale !!






LOL, I will trade him 10 notes from my guitar. Or 2 chords. I'll even let him pick which ones.

What kind of nonsense is this, next thing you know they gonna start selling canned air.
 
No no no, I was referring to the link he posted, compressed air :crackup:
Well you quoted my post, I though you were talking to me.

I really want to know what the hell did he wrote in those... "plans".
Two idiots who bought it will be suprised to see that lasers cost quite a bit. But actually, after paying $15 for a piece of paper, they can pay for a laser. On the other hand, if they payed $15 for a piece of paper, amount of brain possessed is questionable which means they won't know the dangers of the laser.

If this guy actually sold that, I can sure as hell sell chords on Ebay. Anybody wanna buy F# ? I got some spares of that.

HELL NO. I will sell PLANS for chords. With detail instructions how to play them, how to position your fingers and how to get to nearest asylum.
 
I would laugh if the bit of paper gave the address of a youtube video of kikplay LMAO:p
 
It's a new way to describe a laser output though -

"Equivalent Color Temp >1,000,000 deg K!!"

:wtf:? Surely that's not valid?

M
:)
 
It's a new way to describe a laser output though -

"Equivalent Color Temp >1,000,000 deg K!!"

:wtf:? Surely that's not valid?

M
:)
Equivalent sound of my guitar is a supernova explosion.

^^Basically a same thing :p

You won't see a million degrees Kelvin because of shift of color way in UV. You won't hear a supernova because it's in space and there is nothing for sound to travel through.

I think at least that the UV shift would be that big. Might still see some blue though.
 
Equivalent sound of my guitar is a supernova explosion.

^^Basically a same thing :p

You won't see a million degrees Kelvin because of shift of color way in UV. You won't hear a supernova because it's in space and there is nothing for sound to travel through.

I think at least that the UV shift would be that big. Might still see some blue though.


Clearly this sale is not to be taken seriously but UV? It says Visible Red in the title?

I don't understand, "UV shift",? Is that where 1,000,000 K sits?

Thanks,

M
:)
 





Back
Top