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Seeing how the Arctic and Krypton have a huge range of 500-1000mW if you read the fine print on their tech specs page, I'm guessing their LPM's will have a range of 10-100% accuracy.
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Seems like something they would do. But I feel like someone will only buy a LPM if they already own a laser meaning the whole cherry picking tactic wouldn't work that well
Yeah, I agree. But there must be some sneaky reason for why they wanna build them. I say that because they aren't a serious laser manufacturer like for example Coherent or Melles Griot. In other words, they don't make research tools, they make expensive toys. So then, why the interest in building a test instrument?
On a side note.........Sopark4000, I just gotta ask....What's the deal with your new avatar? I mean, who is that guy, and WTH is he doing? Maybe I'm just bein' dumb, but I totally don't get it, and the curiosity is killing me. :thinking:
The WickedLaser LPM is going to put LaserBee out of business. Here's why -
From what I've heard, their design is revolutionary. They've developed a "sensorless meter". We tease WickedLasers from time to time, but they are true innovators. The LPM itself is portable. There's a dial on the LPM with a dozen or so positions corresponding to the various WickedLaser pointer models. For example - "Krypton 750mW" or "Core 100mW".
You set the dial to the correct WickedLaser model (ex. "Arctic 1W"), and then merely place the LPM on your desktop next to the WickedLaser product you're metering. I've heard that the response time is even faster than an Ophir sensor-based LPM. With your pointer model dialed in, you press a button labeled "Take Reading", and the display instantly lights up with your laser's output power - "1W"
Sounds pretty cool. I don't know how Jerry will compete.
Its from the interrogation room suicide.
AAH, OK. Thanks. That certainly puts it in perspective, and I can see what he's doing. I couldn't tell before, and it just looked like he leaned forward and grabbed something, and then dropped it. Kinda disturbing, now that I get it.
Hope you guys like the new avatar. Also there was no need to neg rep me and threaten to have others neg rep me before asking me to remove it. But either way I hope you like the new one.
These companies don't give a shit about anyone... FACT.
Seeing how the Arctic and Krypton have a huge range of 500-1000mW if you read the fine print on their tech specs page, I'm guessing their LPM's will have a range of 10-100% accuracy.