Techlasers Titan series lol.....

[Razako]

Titan Series
This laser is definitely a beast! Measuring at almost 15 inches in length, it dwarfs all lasers in its class. Commanding power up to 350mw, the Titan is an extreme military grade portable laser designed for precision and stability. Equipped with revolutionary heat sink and cooling technology, the Titan is designed for continuous operation while significantly maintaining its high output-power.

http://www.techlasers.com/portable-...0.html?zenid=0bc3918d6f16594bf560a1a1a24dd9f8
Hello Hercules ripoff :

 

[darklandz]

i feel for the people that have actually bought them.
the 600mw crossfire has the last laugh.

 

[Razako]

Infiniti 15mW
Green Laser Pointer price:
$ 79.00

A 532nm Green Laser Pointer that combines style, elegance, durability and affordability. So if you are looking for a Green Laser that will stand up to your need, the Infiniti will fit you well.

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Don't let the classic good looks deceive yout...hese are very powerful lasers---very powerful! The Infiniti series make a consistent eye-catcher and commands complete attention wherever you use it. It stresses out that since stargazing or star pointing precision require such abilities ---it defines the effective use and satisfying results while teaching the Celestial Bodies. With portability and ease of use in mind, the Infiniti lasers are the perfect choice for classrooms, lecture halls, and outdoor travel. The perfect combination of style and intensity, make your choice from 15mw to 125mw now.

Nothing like obvious spelling errors and typos on your site if you want people to take you seriously.

 

[Switch]

Why would you give $2500 on a huge 400mW Titan when you can have the more compact 600mW Crossfire at the same price? :

 

[Razako]

Why would you give $2500 on a huge 400mW Titan when you can have the more compact 600mW Crossfire at the same price? :

Why would anyone buy the titan400 when you could buy an RPL 400 for 1,500 usd vs 2,500 for the titan :
Also the RPL 400 would probably peak in the high 500s.

 

[FrothyChimp]

Military grade?!? When I was in the military we never used visible laser systems. They were all infrared. Secondly I don't see any milspec data so it's hardly military grade. Marketing strikes again.

 

[RA_pierce]

Why would you give $2500 on a huge 400mW Titan when you can have the more compact 600mW Crossfire at the same price? :

It's like the Herc and the RPL (if the Titan and Crossfire were up to spec) the point is that the Herc has a 100% duty cycle. You can run it for as long as you want and it doesn't damage the laser. That's why it costs so damn much.

 

[Ace82]

"Laser beam dot is visible"? :-?

Maybe I'm wrong, but don't you think that if some one wanted to buy a laser around 2k, don't you think they would already know the capabilities per mW? They try to entice customers this way, in lieu of giving specifications.

 

[Switch]

[quote author=Switch link=1203560912/0#3 date=1203603050]Why would you give $2500 on a huge 400mW Titan when you can have the more compact 600mW Crossfire at the same price? :

It's like the Herc and the RPL (if the Titan and Crossfire were up to spec) the point is that the Herc has a 100% duty cycle. You can run it for as long as you want and it doesn't damage the laser. That's why  it costs so damn much.[/quote]

Yea thats why the Herc costs so much.But since Techlasers has diamond heatsinks on their Crossfire model and are able to guarantee a 100% duty cycle on that too, my question still stands

 

[RA_pierce]

[quote author=RA_pierce link=1203560912/0#6 date=1203618948][quote author=Switch link=1203560912/0#3 date=1203603050]Why would you give $2500 on a huge 400mW Titan when you can have the more compact 600mW Crossfire at the same price? :

It's like the Herc and the RPL (if the Titan and Crossfire were up to spec) the point is that the Herc has a 100% duty cycle. You can run it for as long as you want and it doesn't damage the laser. That's why it costs so damn much.[/quote]

Yea thats why the Herc costs so much.But since Techlasers has diamond heatsinks on their Crossfire model and are able to guarantee a 100% duty cycle on that too, my question still stands [/quote]

The question is irrelevant because TechLasers is probably lying. ;D
But yeah, I know what you mean...

 

[Switch]

I'd like to ask them the same question, too see what they answer.

 

[Razako]

Someone should ask their live support why they should buy the titan400 when the crossfire600 also has an unlimited duty cycle.

 

[MERC]

bigger case with better cooling costs 1000 extra, does anyone else think thats insane

 

[Chicxulub]

Military grade?!? When I was in the military we never used visible laser systems. They were all infrared. Secondly I don't see any milspec data so it's hardly military grade. Marketing strikes again.

I have a friend who when he was in Iraq, they were given Alpha 15's to try to blind oncoming cars before they had to shoot. lol

 

[funkyman]

Someone should ask their live support why they should buy the titan400 when the crossfire600 also has an unlimited duty cycle.  

Unlimited my butt,the duty cycle is roughly 4-5 minutes ,but i am willing to settle for that with this kind of power and not to mention an overpowered 400mw avarage at my diposal and a mind boggeling 515mw peak , i am not complaining with my Crossfire 375. ;D I never keep my laser on for more than 60 sec at a time anyway and barely use it so i couldn`t care less if the laser would go for 10 minutes.LOL its not as if we are triying to weld or melt the door or something.

 

[Cyparagon]

I have a friend who when he was in Iraq, they were given Alpha 15's to try to blind oncoming cars before they had to shoot. lol

SPLENDID!! I'll bet the emission delay comes in handy in a situation like that