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so just yestarday i finally got my first green laser from laserglow the Galileo 5mw. before that all of the lasers ive owned were just 1mw redlaser pointers from pet shops lol. K i know this laser is pretty expensive for its output ( I paid about 125 dollars canadian for the galileo laser plus the tripod mount ) main reason i got this one was that i live in toronto and could easily pick it up at their office and was high quality.
stats
tested average output -4.48mw
divergence - <1.2 mrad ( havent checked myself )
Batteries - it runs on cr123a lithium batteries
Laserglow tests the laser before they give it to u so thats how i know the average power
The box it came with was pretty nice, the laseer feel quality in hand, the beam is nice with no mode hopping. the small tripod mount is good but a bit pricey ( to my guess) 25$ for it.
I dont have any good pics of the beam yet. but it did surprise to as how visible it was last night (never seen one in real life before)
I cant get the pics to work unfortunately but they werent anything to special just check out the laserglow website
stats
tested average output -4.48mw
divergence - <1.2 mrad ( havent checked myself )
Batteries - it runs on cr123a lithium batteries
Laserglow tests the laser before they give it to u so thats how i know the average power
The box it came with was pretty nice, the laseer feel quality in hand, the beam is nice with no mode hopping. the small tripod mount is good but a bit pricey ( to my guess) 25$ for it.
I dont have any good pics of the beam yet. but it did surprise to as how visible it was last night (never seen one in real life before)
I cant get the pics to work unfortunately but they werent anything to special just check out the laserglow website