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Here is a review of my special engraved Aquarius-5 which I traded with my Viasho 5mW with Scopeguy20.
my youtube and imageshack account drive me crazy and it took so much time to add these photos and videos.
Here are videos and mixed photos that will show you what I'll tell about Aquarius.
Power:
Aquarius 5mW is very well in specs and I can say well over specs about output power. It can peak 14.7mW in second video below and 10.3 in the first one. It can easily average 5mW. All it needs is a full battery
Quality:
It looks nice if you don't open the front aperture cap therefore the glue used for colimation lens is splashed in the sides of aperture.
It is something normal as it is handmade. Can be a bit cleaner
Mine also has a tiny worn spot at its enamel blue paint.
Size:
It has the same length as my nova X105.It is sure thicker in diameter because it uses a CR2 battery. Its beam is thicker than nova x105. Specs at Laserglow's webpage are wrong as diameter stated is 24mm but correct diameter is 17mm.Length is also wrong. Correct length is 150mm not 155mm
Has a nice collimation but has a beam coming out of the aperture with wide angle from center because of misaligned collimation lens.(You can see it in video 4-5 compared with nova x-105.
Pros:
Has its collimation lens higher in its aperture gap so you can easily reach and clean when you open aperture cap.Good collimation. You can have a nice dotted line effect as it is pulsed.
Cons:
Drains battery very fast. I haven't finish the first battery yet but when you play continuously battery voltage drops and power outputs drops accordingly. You have to wait for the battery to get back to normal. I think rechargeables would perform better as they are in my nova x105.
10.3mW max output power
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4L-8Spj4mE
14.7mW max output power
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUe2PSsDJZ0
x105 visibility and beam alignment
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mH91lUVzpQI
Aquarius-5 visibility and beam alignment
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXRlR8Zd9e4
my youtube and imageshack account drive me crazy and it took so much time to add these photos and videos.
Here are videos and mixed photos that will show you what I'll tell about Aquarius.
Power:
Aquarius 5mW is very well in specs and I can say well over specs about output power. It can peak 14.7mW in second video below and 10.3 in the first one. It can easily average 5mW. All it needs is a full battery
Quality:
It looks nice if you don't open the front aperture cap therefore the glue used for colimation lens is splashed in the sides of aperture.
It is something normal as it is handmade. Can be a bit cleaner
Mine also has a tiny worn spot at its enamel blue paint.
Size:
It has the same length as my nova X105.It is sure thicker in diameter because it uses a CR2 battery. Its beam is thicker than nova x105. Specs at Laserglow's webpage are wrong as diameter stated is 24mm but correct diameter is 17mm.Length is also wrong. Correct length is 150mm not 155mm
Has a nice collimation but has a beam coming out of the aperture with wide angle from center because of misaligned collimation lens.(You can see it in video 4-5 compared with nova x-105.
Pros:
Has its collimation lens higher in its aperture gap so you can easily reach and clean when you open aperture cap.Good collimation. You can have a nice dotted line effect as it is pulsed.
Cons:
Drains battery very fast. I haven't finish the first battery yet but when you play continuously battery voltage drops and power outputs drops accordingly. You have to wait for the battery to get back to normal. I think rechargeables would perform better as they are in my nova x105.
10.3mW max output power
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4L-8Spj4mE
14.7mW max output power
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUe2PSsDJZ0
x105 visibility and beam alignment
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mH91lUVzpQI
Aquarius-5 visibility and beam alignment
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXRlR8Zd9e4