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Im still trying to figure out a practical application for a consumer laser like this?
Anyone?
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It can burn stuff. It is a laser.Originally Posted by javahawk
Im still trying to figure out a practical application for a consumer laser like this?
Anyone?
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Well, one thing high power laser pointers are used for is astronomy. The green ones are often used during star parties and demonstrations to point out features in the night sky. Projecting a long line is much more useful than just pointing with a finger. I'm not sure this one would be better than the greenies because of the different wavelength, but that's a possible application.Im still trying to figure out a practical application for a consumer laser like this?
Anyone?
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...star parties?
I actually had to Google that. ;-)
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As a pilot, I absolutely hate these scientific lasers. IMO, lasers of this nature should have to be registered with some sort of state or local authority. Too often, we have instances of idiots with these powerful green lasers illuminating aircraft, and it would be a lot nicer if it were easier to have them dealt with.
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If you flew an AC130 your problems could be easily remedied.
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The Spyder II is MUCH more powerful, and of course, more expensive.
Spyder III = 50 mW
Spyder II = 300 mW
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Dr. Evil: Mini Me, stop humping the "laser". Honest to God! Why don't you and the giant "laser" get a fricken room for God's sakes? ...
MUST GET LASER... MUST NOT HUMP IT!!
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Ha! The real question here is if it cuts cheese.
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And no, its not a real light saber. Light sabers are accelerated photon repeaters. By bouncing the laser back and forth between its point reflector and the hilt the wavelengths are compressed giving it that classic jedi cut through anything power. The trick in engineering is to find a way to float the reflector point at 3 or 4ft from the hilt. Super cooled gas is the most obvious solution, and lasers can direct liquid nitrogen, but not in that accuracy currently. That still doesn't solve the reflector problem, and in failure the amount of radiation generated by an unstable photon dwarfs all nuclear, atomic, and meteoroid destructive power that this planet has seen in its 4 billion years. (Yes the planet is 4 billion years old get over it) It should however be able to operate with a relatively anemic power source, you know, like....Asia. But depending on the reflector, you might be able to get it started with a 9volt. And if that were the case and it took 900 years to become a true light saber, isn't that so much more jedi?
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The Spyder III Pro Artic that is the subject is 1 watt.
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Has anyone been able to find a single legitimate video of this laser in action? I can't find anything on YouTube.
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