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Re: GB feeler for LaserGlow lasers in July I probably wont have enough money to get another laser by then, but I can definetly reccomend him, my lyra(CNI) arrived today and it is AWSOME, and the free gifts i got with it are good too. I highly reccomend the CNI lyra units. Regards Uninteligible

man those are some truly awsome patterns, I particularly like the first and second to last, keep up the good work.

pulsed means the laser is turning on and off many times per second, the reason this is done is that the diode normaly "peaks" when it's first turned on, then goes down to its average, so with pulsed the laser is always operating at it's peak power or near it. I'm not sure i'm 100% correct so...

I'm eleven, nice to know i'm not the youngest here ;) welcome to the forums, have a nice stay.

uh to quote directly from the optotronics site:$1199 really nice shots curiously coherent, it just makes me want a vega even more. lucky you Uninteligible

he was what.. 13? i'm 11 and I wouldnt point my galileo anywhere NEAR a plane/helicopter. but I agree with the above comment entirely except for one thing: not all children are that stupid really.

yes, I feel that way too, but there is the factor my parents are terrorfied(or how ever you spell it) of anything above 5mW :(

I have ordered a galileo because I like the constant on off feature. thanks though Uninteligible

thanks everyone, i'm probably getting one now :) my mum came round abit, i'm still not quite sure yet, but most likely I am. does anyone have one of the lyra series by laserglow? I'm thinking on getting one, I was gonna get a galileo but their all sold out, I dont really like the look of the...

yay! i'm gonna buy it today....if i can choose, another question, i'm full of them, someone commented on a YouTube video saying they popped balloons with there 5mw with a magnifying glass, is this possible? thanks Uninteligible edit: my mum has said I cant have one, she told me that she...

what are 5mW's like regarding beam visibility? I have only seen photos, and some cameras pick up the beam better than your eye, I know the beam will only be visible at night.

thanks everyone, I really apreciate your help, it looks like it will have to be a 5mW, my parents are rather strict on laser safety, but i might be able to make a non handheld DIY laser. Yay!

cool, I though most laser enthusiasts were quite old, I.E young adult, though I suppose 15 is a young adult, anyway thanks for replying

i'm currently thinking on a galileo, or a lyra f (lyra focusable) or should I get a leadlight? oh incedentally does anyone have the lyra f? could you burn stuff if you focused it small enough? I know its only a 5mw so probably not   also I live in UK so would a 5mw come through customs? I...

Hi, i'm new, as I stated in the title, i'm 11, so i'm quite young for a laser enthusiast, I currently only have a keychain laser but i'm looking for something abit more powerful in the near future, oh and one question, can you get higher power lasers than class II in the uk? becuase as you have...