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FrozenGate by Avery

Losing interest in lasers.






Maybe all you need is a little break.

You will start appreciating your lasers once you find out what would it be like without having them.

Or move up the food, errr I mean power chain :D
 
Cel said:
You will start appreciating your lasers once you find out what would it be like without having them.
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^Very true>>+rep from me:)
I don't find my 15mW greenie for a while, but that doesn't increase my interest in lasers, probably because I know I still have it (it's somewhere in house but I don't know where, LOL!:crackup: ).
@Greenlander: Try something that you never did with your lasers(even if are only Class IIIa). This everytime makes me to love mine(I have just one for the moment, I know).
EDIT: Here you'll find out how it looks:http://laserpointerforums.com/members/burninglaserguy/albums/few-pictures-my-old-15mw-green-laser/

Cheers!:)
-Matt
 
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It's the building that keeps me going.
My heart starts pumping when I click a freshly built laser for the first time.

I've been building so much lately, and my favorite thing is when a laser virgin gives me the report of their first experience. Really keeps the spark going.
 
Tmack said:
It's the building that keeps me going.
My heart starts pumping when I click a freshly built laser for the first time.

I've been building so much lately, and my favorite thing is when a laser virgin gives me the report of their first experience. Really keeps the spark going.
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How many people tell you immediately after they pop their 650? ;)



....cherries are red.
 
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It's normal to lose interest in hobbies. I have dozens of hobby interests that come and go. Most of them form clusters of related hobbies. For example, light, color, and vision is a cluster that includes interest in lasers, diodes, fine arts, graphic design. In each hobby I learn something that makes the others seem more interesting.

There's nothing wrong with packing up your lasers and storing them in a safe place. The great thing about LPF is there's no way to quit: once you join, you're a member for life. So if we don't see you for a while, that's OK, we'll just assume you'll be back.

They always come back.

Hint: try becoming a wavelength collector.
 
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