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Hey all, after reading several reviews and comments from several people that bought the power rock lasers from O-Like I decided to make a video tutorial that details how to set the focus on it to infinity at the start so that you don't have to fiddle with it to get it right. I shot it with my...

Here you go, it's shot with an iPad so it's not amazing. It's also my first video tutorial so I'm also not amazing. Good luck! Edit: scratch that, the method I described in my video is incorrect, I did the adjusting for mine a little differently and had this idea afterward. The downfall of...

That's the hardest part, it's all doing it by eye. You just have to make little adjustments until it looks just right.

unscrew the crown and look inside, you will see a threaded aluminum cylinder with the lens mounted in a brass bezel inside it. there will be 2 small holes in the rim of the aluminum cylinder. use a spanning wrench or pair of ring pliers to put into the holes and unscrew that aluminum cylinder...

Mine was like that as well so I took it apart and adjusted the focusing lens to where it would be focused to infinity when it was tightened all the way down. Not all that hard to do. The easiest way to do this is to unscrew the bit inside the crown and take out the glass window in the front...

I have one of swims, and I have a power rock 50mW this was an older deal. I'm running rechargables in it but I haven't asked about the diode oe driver. I did turn down the pot just a bit and it seems to have stabilized a small amount. I have sent the seller a message saying I would like a...

Hang on now, there's no need for harsh words. I had contacted the seller and they had offered to send a replacement prior to the post you so kindly quoted from a completely unrelated thread. I have already sent the seller a message asking for a full refund of the sale price.

A couple times I have thought that i saw two dots but thought it was just my eyes, though at that point it's reflecting off a wrinkle in my pants. The bad thing is, this one IS a replacement after the firs one had such terrible divergence it looked like a grapefruit at 50 ft. That's what I get...

It's a 532. Admittedly it's an eBay laser and I know that it's a cheaper model but I'm not sure what the deal is. Try the link now

I got a laser in the mail today and after popping a fresh cr-123 batt in it it started doing this. Can anyone shed some light on it? Thanks. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mv2KxbhkPdA&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Got it yesterday... It is very pretty and has been said by several people, its a bit hard to get familiar with finding the sweet spot for focus. I have to admit, I wish it was a little brighter but for what it is I think its a great laser. I got the diffraction tips with it and I dont know who...

the funny thing is the first one is almost right on. the little cap you have on top of it should have to go through the hold in the metal crosspiece.

I know how to put this guy together for it to work but I am at the office now and dont have the time or ability to illustrate it for you. When I get home tonight (about 5 hours) Ill try to post a tut for how to put it together unless someone beats me to it

yeah, Ill just buy a regular voltmeter at the hardware store

would this work for checking the voltage of my batts? Protable Universal Battery Tester Volt Meter for 9V 1.5V and AA AAA Cell | eBay

They are located I Singapore so shipping standard should be about 2-3 weeks Funny enough I placed my order for the same laser this morning and I am just outside of Portland. The race is on, we will see whose comes first ;)

Oksy so I have ordered a bunch of rechargable 16340 and 18650 batteries but I understand that they are not protected cells. I want to make sure that I am using them safely and not running them too far down. Can anyone tell me how to judge when they need to be recharged? My flashlight will...

One more question... Do y'all think the black or silver looks better? :D

Sweet, I'll just build one. Thanks!

Where does one get this "spacer"