And that's why I am on track to get one too. Your past videos sold me on them with the clarity, and not washed out. It took a few videos to figure out which uv beast to get, then I found your other uv light videos. This video is what should be on Amazon, and you should get a percentage of sales lol.
I just turned on ad revenue on my videos that I’m starting to produce today I’m gonna see how that works out. Everybody has been asking me to do that and provide Amazon links so I can get a percentage on the products I will look into that too. At least if I can make some money enough to buy more tools and equipment then I can review more tools in her equipment and weed out the good ones from the bad ones and I don’t lose any money I just use the money that is generated by ads or Amazon links.
@@coldfinger459sub0 A guy like yourself I'm not surprised in the slightest. I remember my dad working for honda. He hated them too. He always said you know they're lying when their lips are moving. He had one of the car salesman there that wouldn't stop bugging him about looking at a car that had a no start condition. My dad finally said that he'd look at it but needed his help to check it for spark. Basically had the salesman take a screw driver into one of the spark plug wires and tell him to hold it to a ground bolt actually grounding himself to the car. He actually fell for it! 🤦♂️ My dad cranked the car over and he jumped about 5 feet back. My dad said I guess it's got spark! Must be a fuel problem. That's the last time he ever asked my dad to look at anything for him again he was so pissed. 😂😂
As far as I know, they still come with glasses, because they must offer eye protection from the UV light UV light is very bad for the cornea of your eyes even reflection
The Snap-On must be 395nm or 405nm, and the beast is 365nm. You can get a nice 10 watt 365nm flashlight at the Chinese site which I cannot name for about $15 (with the black UV pass filter)
Yes I have gotten UV lights from Alibaba and AliExpress And directly from china through eBay. UV beast makes 400 to I have it wii work . All lights not 100% only their advertised nm rating. There is light wave length bleed over to each side of the spectrum just weaker. Only problem with some of the Chinese websites you don’t know when you get a good one or bad one
@@coldfinger459sub0 The laser is definitely a smart way to go, maybe hack a lens on it to spread the beam. Yeah, for UV actual intensity is usually 1/10 of what they advertise. They label the total power consumption as the luminous intensity. I rarely get really bad electronics from them. I'm happy with all the torches I've got. Spending 100+ for a strap-on is lunacy.
If you CAN see it, it's NOT 100% UV. You're seeing violet. _Ultra_ violet is invisible to the human eye. I got a $6 _real_ UV pocket light at Hobby Lobby.
Yes the visible light spectrum they put inside there so people can see where they’re aiming. They put filters over the light to filter out the visible spectrum But it’s not just that it’s UV light it Hass to be the right spectrum Nano meter wavelength. And then since we often use them outside in a parking lot or a brightly lit sunlit garage they need to be very strong to be efficient to find the smallest leaks And extremely strong to even have any hope for chance of finding leaks when people use really cheap low quality UV UV dye If the waters rating is not high enough and the spectrum is not right you will never see the leak even though the UV dye will be there. I’m showing this and many videos where there is UV dye but most normal UV lights cannot see it because it is too weak Then I switch over to the same spectrum UV light that might be 10 or 12 watts strong and then you can see the dye while you’re in direct sunlight
And that's why I am on track to get one too. Your past videos sold me on them with the clarity, and not washed out. It took a few videos to figure out which uv beast to get, then I found your other uv light videos. This video is what should be on Amazon, and you should get a percentage of sales lol.
I just turned on ad revenue on my videos that I’m starting to produce today I’m gonna see how that works out. Everybody has been asking me to do that and provide Amazon links so I can get a percentage on the products I will look into that too.
At least if I can make some money enough to buy more tools and equipment then I can review more tools in her equipment and weed out the good ones from the bad ones and I don’t lose any money I just use the money that is generated by ads or Amazon links.
I found that UV Beast a while back. It's a beast
Hell yeah. Lol. You ought to be a salesman.
Lol 😂 I hate salesman
@@coldfinger459sub0 A guy like yourself I'm not surprised in the slightest. I remember my dad working for honda. He hated them too. He always said you know they're lying when their lips are moving. He had one of the car salesman there that wouldn't stop bugging him about looking at a car that had a no start condition. My dad finally said that he'd look at it but needed his help to check it for spark. Basically had the salesman take a screw driver into one of the spark plug wires and tell him to hold it to a ground bolt actually grounding himself to the car. He actually fell for it! 🤦♂️ My dad cranked the car over and he jumped about 5 feet back. My dad said I guess it's got spark! Must be a fuel problem. That's the last time he ever asked my dad to look at anything for him again he was so pissed. 😂😂
As far as I know, they still come with glasses, because they must offer eye protection from the UV light
UV light is very bad for the cornea of your eyes even reflection
The Snap-On must be 395nm or 405nm, and the beast is 365nm. You can get a nice 10 watt 365nm flashlight at the Chinese site which I cannot name for about $15 (with the black UV pass filter)
Yes I have gotten UV lights from Alibaba and AliExpress
And directly from china through eBay.
UV beast makes 400 to I have it wii work .
All lights not 100% only their advertised nm rating. There is light wave length bleed over to each side of the spectrum just weaker.
Only problem with some of the Chinese websites you don’t know when you get a good one or bad one
@@coldfinger459sub0 The laser is definitely a smart way to go, maybe hack a lens on it to spread the beam. Yeah, for UV actual intensity is usually 1/10 of what they advertise. They label the total power consumption as the luminous intensity. I rarely get really bad electronics from them. I'm happy with all the torches I've got. Spending 100+ for a strap-on is lunacy.
If you CAN see it, it's NOT 100% UV. You're seeing violet. _Ultra_ violet is invisible to the human eye.
I got a $6 _real_ UV pocket light at Hobby Lobby.
Yes the visible light spectrum they put inside there so people can see where they’re aiming. They put filters over the light to filter out the visible spectrum
But it’s not just that it’s UV light it Hass to be the right spectrum Nano meter wavelength. And then since we often use them outside in a parking lot or a brightly lit sunlit garage they need to be very strong to be efficient to find the smallest leaks
And extremely strong to even have any hope for chance of finding leaks when people use really cheap low quality UV UV dye
If the waters rating is not high enough and the spectrum is not right you will never see the leak even though the UV dye will be there.
I’m showing this and many videos where there is UV dye but most normal UV lights cannot see it because it is too weak
Then I switch over to the same spectrum UV light that might be 10 or 12 watts strong and then you can see the dye while you’re in direct sunlight
Does it still comes with glasses?
Yed