Ok so I remember these videos I saw a long time ago. They showed a 50mW with an IR filter and a 50mW without one. First off, the normal 50mW WITH IR filter shot at a Coherent pocket laser check meter displayed just that, average of around 50mW with some peaks and lows but next the 50mW WITHOUT an IR filter showed off like 500mW of power, they said its because the laser check cant tell the difference between green and IR and just measures the power.
So if I took the IR filter off (yes I know its very dangerous) it would land me some huge amount of power like that, I asked the question a while back and somebody said I would only get like an extra 10mW of power? And yes I know that IR is not like a laser beam and you have to be at its focus point to burn stuff well.
So if I took the IR filter off (yes I know its very dangerous) it would land me some huge amount of power like that, I asked the question a while back and somebody said I would only get like an extra 10mW of power? And yes I know that IR is not like a laser beam and you have to be at its focus point to burn stuff well.