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February 16, 2006 at 8:16 pm in reply to: General Discussion #357273

Wanderlei
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no,
if I did, I would not need a discount for myself :-). See, I’m the only one that cannot use this code, but if someone other than me does, it gets me a discount.

I wish I did work for them though. Flash lights and lasers have always been my hobby.
(read my last P.S.)

February 16, 2006 at 8:16 pm in reply to: Check out Wicked LASER page #1945691

Wanderlei
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no,
if I did, I would not need a discount for myself :-). See, I’m the only one that cannot use this code, but if someone other than me does, it gets me a discount.

I wish I did work for them though. Flash lights and lasers have always been my hobby.
(read my last P.S.)

February 16, 2006 at 7:36 pm in reply to: General Discussion #357279

Wanderlei
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I’m pretty impressed with quality and overall performance of lasers from this web page.
They just released “Spyder” series that are even more powerful and have no duty cycle issues with crystals. Thats pretty amazing. Much better for lab experiments cause the beam can stay on for as lon as there is battery life. Otherwise it shouln’t be on for more than 60-100 seconds at the time.

They are also offering blue lasers now which are much harder to build. They are way too expensive though. Not worth it in my opinion.

Anyway, don’t forget about discount code (4000). It will give you 5% off on any of their lasers or safety goggles on that web page.

P.S
in case you wandering why am I promoting this discount: If you use code 4000, you are getting 5% off, and it gives me points for my discount for the future :-), Besides, these things aint cheap, so -5% off comes in very handy 🙂

February 16, 2006 at 7:36 pm in reply to: Check out Wicked LASER page #1945696

Wanderlei
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I’m pretty impressed with quality and overall performance of lasers from this web page.
They just released “Spyder” series that are even more powerful and have no duty cycle issues with crystals. Thats pretty amazing. Much better for lab experiments cause the beam can stay on for as lon as there is battery life. Otherwise it shouln’t be on for more than 60-100 seconds at the time.

They are also offering blue lasers now which are much harder to build. They are way too expensive though. Not worth it in my opinion.

Anyway, don’t forget about discount code (4000). It will give you 5% off on any of their lasers or safety goggles on that web page.

P.S
in case you wandering why am I promoting this discount: If you use code 4000, you are getting 5% off, and it gives me points for my discount for the future :-), Besides, these things aint cheap, so -5% off comes in very handy 🙂

February 12, 2006 at 10:27 pm in reply to: F-19A Specter #2591023

Wanderlei
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I built one of these whan I was 12.
Still kinda like it.

these are off the web.
Photos by: John Snell, Allen B., Michael Johnson

January 31, 2006 at 12:09 am in reply to: General Discussion #363720

Wanderlei
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Yes they can burn things, depending on their power output. Higher power Class IIIb lasers (5mW-500mW) can burn plastic bag, paper, wood, and pop baloons at short distances. 50mW few inches away, 100mW and above – objects that are few feet away. For serious burning you would need ClassIV lasers or higher that are extremely expensive and not portable. Those are used for science and military purposes.

I got a 60mW green laser for $200 US and it is a great little power beam. Cant wait to go out on the open and play with its long range in the night. Here in New York, its hard to use it outside cause there is always people around or planes and helicopters crossing over your head.
Gotta be very carefull where I swing that thing 🙂

January 31, 2006 at 12:09 am in reply to: Check out Wicked LASER page #1949140

Wanderlei
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Yes they can burn things, depending on their power output. Higher power Class IIIb lasers (5mW-500mW) can burn plastic bag, paper, wood, and pop baloons at short distances. 50mW few inches away, 100mW and above – objects that are few feet away. For serious burning you would need ClassIV lasers or higher that are extremely expensive and not portable. Those are used for science and military purposes.

I got a 60mW green laser for $200 US and it is a great little power beam. Cant wait to go out on the open and play with its long range in the night. Here in New York, its hard to use it outside cause there is always people around or planes and helicopters crossing over your head.
Gotta be very carefull where I swing that thing 🙂

January 30, 2006 at 2:18 am in reply to: General Discussion #363832

Wanderlei
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Its not a toy and everyone that uses it need to be very responsible.

If it shines directly to your eye from shorter distances, it can permanently damage your eye.

List of things you can use it for is endles. Its a very precise visible beam of light that can extend tens of miles depending on power. From measuring, experiments, to pure fun and creating light shows on the clouds.
I personally never was into poping baloons or burning garbage bags.
I use it for mainly star pointing, some optical experiments, and fun in the evenings.

January 30, 2006 at 2:18 am in reply to: Check out Wicked LASER page #1949221

Wanderlei
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Its not a toy and everyone that uses it need to be very responsible.

If it shines directly to your eye from shorter distances, it can permanently damage your eye.

List of things you can use it for is endles. Its a very precise visible beam of light that can extend tens of miles depending on power. From measuring, experiments, to pure fun and creating light shows on the clouds.
I personally never was into poping baloons or burning garbage bags.
I use it for mainly star pointing, some optical experiments, and fun in the evenings.
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