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I use them for testing them on my laserpowermeter and I don´t think that there are other possibilities of using.
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If you gotta ask; you don't get it......................
How do you use a laser to collimate your scope? I have always used a pin-hole adapter in the eye piece, but am interested in possibly using one of my lasers for said task.
Another thing I've done with my laser beam is to use it as a remote switch for the street lights in the area. Mount a red laser to the house, hit the detector on top of the streetlight with the beam (be aware of what's beyond the target when you do this!), and bolt it in place. It takes a very little amount of laser light to make the streetlight think it's high noon! Some of us like it dark at night.
If the sensors pick up IR (or near IR... hopefully 780nm or 808nm would work), this would be a very unobtrusive (if not evil) way to keep streetlights from coming on, if the laser is cycled properly.
Would be nice to use if a streetlight was ruining your outdoor beamshots.
-Trevor
So, I jumped on the WL S3 band wagon as soon as I laid eyes on it. This will be my first high powered laser if/when WL ever gets around to shipping. I've always wanted a burning laser, so it wasn't a hard choice. I knew I wanted to own it, but am not really sure what I will use it for. Of course popping balloons and cutting trash bags is fun, but I could see that getting boring fast. What do you guys use your lasers for? Is it just for fun or what?
Thanks!
Is it Mothism?
I saw a show on TV about traffic gridlock-- And as I KNEW all along-- the idiots that tailgate and zip from lane to lane, in order to get 'somewhere' quicker than the rest of us actually cause gridlock and ironically make all of us get 'there' later and put us into extremely dangerous situations.
Monotheism?
I'm guessing that's what you mean.