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FrozenGate by Avery

Sold: 445nm @ 2500mW+ "Ace of Steel" MONSTER EDITION

You´re sure you read the laser law in Australia? :thinking:

You´re not over the law :beer:

Offering FULL REFUND if the laser get stopped by customs, should boost your sales as hell :wave:

I meant they will be shipped legal and arrive legal. And yes I'm aware of the laws in Australia.

And I can't offer full refund sorry bud. It doesn't even matter if it boosts sales. I'm not here to get the most sales. I'm here to express my character through my builds, the perfectionist, meticulous nature, and produce my best work for others.
 
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Shipping a laser in "parts", in separate packages, or requiring limited "assembly" does NOT make the import of the laser legal

People in Oz need to learn to build your own lasers and then use them in private

Your government is serious about prosecuting under the import and possession laws

Your customs has LPM's
They have batteries/bench PSU's
They know how to short across a missing tail cap

The loss of a laser is nothing compared to the legal cost you could incur

Learn to build

It's NOT rocket science

Peace,
dave
 
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Yes, most of us here build our own. In my state you can own lab type lasers, just handhelds are illegal.

Customs wouldn't have a laser LPM, likely if they suspected it was illegal they would hand it over to the federal police to check. Most likely you would have to have a switched on customs inspector to spot it, they would just inspect anything that looks like a laser 'pointer' or had a laser warning label on it. If it took off the shelf batteries they may fire it up, but I doubt it.

I've seen border patrol on TV, they are busy enough with people importing fireworks, efedredne disguised as baby powder, elephants feet and live animals :-)

It's unlikely they would charge you, probably just confiscate the item. Several members here have had lasers confiscated by customs, one was asked for proof of 'legitimate use' or the item would be destroyed. In the eyes of the law you basically need to be in an astronomy club, be a physicist, science teacher or such to have a handheld laser.

Being caught with a handheld laser in public would be another story - you are basically branded a terrorist who is trying to bring down aircraft, and you probably would be charged in that case.

There was a case in the news recently where the Victrorian police helicopter (i think they only have one down there i could be wrong) got hit with a laser pointer. The pilot calmly put the aircraft on Auto pilot, spotted him with the FLIR, noted which house he went into then had a patrol car pick him up!
 
^ LOL, yeah, i read somewhere that its easy to track the beam by putting a coloured cellophane type thing in front of the camera. why would anyone want to point a laser at a aircraft though, its pretty boring and stupid
 
Nice build! I maxed out my laserbee 2.5W with the H1600 in copper mount in a grey guidesman @ 1.8A linear. It litterally was lighting my test plastic on fire flames and all!
 
LMAO... Naa just an old black chunk of black plastic... It has so many holes in it...
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