The RGB is so sweet. Would love to get a Ranger with a ton of tritium in it as well but damn it gets pricey. Currently have a Sanwu Striker 7W 445 on the way!
Sir, I'm wondering if you could help me to be safe, and protected, as well as protect others!? I bought a laser light torch and the power says it's a class 3, with a Wavelength of 450nm, Max output 50000mW. Came with 5 different caps to change on it for I think different design patterns for a laser light show, etc. No directions, safety manual, etc. The ad says it can be used for your animals to chase the beam, fun with friends light show, etc. Didn't know about the dangers of this laser when I bought it! Don't know what strength of protective glasses to buy if I keep it and don't send it back!? Have not used it, or turned it on yet! Am afraid to now after reading some of these comments! Is it safe to point it straight up in the night sky, without protective glasses without blinding you, or anyone else, if you are behind the beam when pointing it in the night sky and seeing the beam go out, and straight up in the sky!? I do Not want to hurt anybody, myself, or animals, etc., if someone like a neighbor or someone happens to look over and sees the beam that's going up into the sky, but not actually seeing the laser light beam coming from the laser beams tip itself, or pointing it at any reflective surface that could reflect back at anyone, or animals, but pointed directly straight up in the night sky!?
I'm glad you are thinking about safety. Unfortunately very powerful lasers are now very easy to get. The power you listed is unrealistic, that would be 50 watts, so that should have tipped you off right at the start that the people you bought it from are already being dishonest. Your laser is still likely over a watt and 5 thousandths of a watt is what is safe for pets and other people. You can easily blind anything with eyes with a laser like the one you have. It's fine for astronomy, but may attract unwanted attention with a beam that bright. If you plan on keeping it, please make sure to buy laser goggles from a reputable dealer and make sure they are effective against that wavelength and that power. You can find optical density ratings on the goggles to make sure they can handle the powerful laser you have. I wouldn't use it indoors, near anything glass, and generally away from people unless pointing it in the sky. Lasers are awesome, but basically have to be handled with the same respect as a firearm. Keep safe and invest in good goggles if you plan on continuing the hobby.
@@jaredwoodward9198 This is the power output and the description of the same blue laser torch I bought on Ebay! But I still would not know the strength of laser protective glasses to buy, or get? I copied this off Ebay Specifications & Details Net weight: 325g Body material: Aeromagnetic Aluminum Switch: Constant on/off button Focus mode: Adjustable focus Expected lifetime: 8000 hours Output Power : 1 mW Working time: 1 hour Battery: 2 * 18650 Rechargeable Li batteries Laser range: 1000 - 8000 meters Max brightness: 350lm/500lm/1000lm Dimension: 40*190mm Surface treatment: Hard anodizing navy blue Wave length: 450nm Safety level: Class III Circuit control: APC Flare forms: plaque - forming - circle Beam style: continuous line Spot size: 6M place
The RGB is so sweet. Would love to get a Ranger with a ton of tritium in it as well but damn it gets pricey. Currently have a Sanwu Striker 7W 445 on the way!
Have you burned an eye out yet?
The axis of my 1.2w 525 was off a little to the side just like yours is
im more interested in the view, what is this magical beautiful scenery im looking at?
Other than being a beautiful laser, can anyone tell me what are the actual use cases for these? Give me more reasons to buy one 😂
Do you have burns on your had frkm lasers
No, but they do sting skin on the high setting.
It has a dimmer switch? Oooh I might want this!
Sir, I'm wondering if you could help me to be safe, and protected, as well as protect others!? I bought a laser light torch and the power says it's a class 3, with a Wavelength of 450nm, Max output 50000mW. Came with 5 different caps to change on it for I think different design patterns for a laser light show, etc. No directions, safety manual, etc. The ad says it can be used for your animals to chase the beam, fun with friends light show, etc. Didn't know about the dangers of this laser when I bought it! Don't know what strength of protective glasses to buy if I keep it and don't send it back!? Have not used it, or turned it on yet! Am afraid to now after reading some of these comments! Is it safe to point it straight up in the night sky, without protective glasses without blinding you, or anyone else, if you are behind the beam when pointing it in the night sky and seeing the beam go out, and straight up in the sky!? I do Not want to hurt anybody, myself, or animals, etc., if someone like a neighbor or someone happens to look over and sees the beam that's going up into the sky, but not actually seeing the laser light beam coming from the laser beams tip itself, or pointing it at any reflective surface that could reflect back at anyone, or animals, but pointed directly straight up in the night sky!?
I'm glad you are thinking about safety. Unfortunately very powerful lasers are now very easy to get. The power you listed is unrealistic, that would be 50 watts, so that should have tipped you off right at the start that the people you bought it from are already being dishonest. Your laser is still likely over a watt and 5 thousandths of a watt is what is safe for pets and other people. You can easily blind anything with eyes with a laser like the one you have. It's fine for astronomy, but may attract unwanted attention with a beam that bright. If you plan on keeping it, please make sure to buy laser goggles from a reputable dealer and make sure they are effective against that wavelength and that power. You can find optical density ratings on the goggles to make sure they can handle the powerful laser you have. I wouldn't use it indoors, near anything glass, and generally away from people unless pointing it in the sky. Lasers are awesome, but basically have to be handled with the same respect as a firearm. Keep safe and invest in good goggles if you plan on continuing the hobby.
@@jaredwoodward9198 This is the power output and the description of the same blue laser torch I bought on Ebay! But I still would not know the strength of laser protective glasses to buy, or get? I copied this off Ebay
Specifications & Details Net weight: 325g Body material: Aeromagnetic Aluminum Switch: Constant on/off button Focus mode: Adjustable focus Expected lifetime: 8000 hours Output Power : 1 mW Working time: 1 hour Battery: 2 * 18650 Rechargeable Li batteries Laser range: 1000 - 8000 meters Max brightness: 350lm/500lm/1000lm Dimension: 40*190mm Surface treatment: Hard anodizing navy blue Wave length: 450nm Safety level: Class III Circuit control: APC Flare forms: plaque - forming - circle Beam style: continuous line Spot size: 6M place
How much dod you pay fkr the ranger and for the rgb
Alot
@@davidscoots2007 gee thx
@@devanh8592 haha like 400 usd
@@devanh8592 depending on what power and wavelength
@@davidscoots2007 well your video sats 1.2watts and its green....thats what one i was inferring about
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So making the viewers feel envy is what your good at
Price in Bangladesh
It should be sell on shoppe and lazada on low price in the philippines
Where can I buy this laser?
You can get both from sanwulasers , prepare to drop a very pretty penny
That thing is sweet, shame it's so dangerous
Thats sad
Can you do more laser videos? Maybe some shots at night?
You got it
@@jaredwoodward9198 Thanks, really cool!
Where i can buy this laser?