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Hello LPF. This is my second thread here after my introduction thread so I hope I'm not out of line asking this. I have searched using whatever terms that I could think of but I think that my terminology is just too limited to come up with the results that I'm looking for.
With all of that said, let's get on with it.
I'm looking for some low powered laser pointers including 405nm, 532nm w/ IR filter, 638nm, and maybe a 445-450nm if such a think even exists for a decent price. These need to be >5mW to be safe to play with my puppy. While reading though a thread I came across someone saying that Laserbtb has 405nm lasers that may actually be 5mW.
Firstly, does anyone know this to be true? Also, I see that they have a 5mW 532nm with IR filter for a great price. Also a 5mW 638nm. I can get all three for around $70. Would this be a worthwhile investment? These are only going to be used as pet toys and maybe to safely show to a friend or two so price is a concern but safety is my number one concern.
I've done some reading on Laserbtb and really like what I read. I'm really looking for an excuse to try one (or three) out.
Thanks for your time,
Colby
With all of that said, let's get on with it.
I'm looking for some low powered laser pointers including 405nm, 532nm w/ IR filter, 638nm, and maybe a 445-450nm if such a think even exists for a decent price. These need to be >5mW to be safe to play with my puppy. While reading though a thread I came across someone saying that Laserbtb has 405nm lasers that may actually be 5mW.
Firstly, does anyone know this to be true? Also, I see that they have a 5mW 532nm with IR filter for a great price. Also a 5mW 638nm. I can get all three for around $70. Would this be a worthwhile investment? These are only going to be used as pet toys and maybe to safely show to a friend or two so price is a concern but safety is my number one concern.
I've done some reading on Laserbtb and really like what I read. I'm really looking for an excuse to try one (or three) out.
Thanks for your time,
Colby