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Well now that the testing is done with these lasers they are up for grabs. I have personally tested both of these lasers.
The 125mW laser is an excellent laser......(now) It does the matches and balloons. It has a nice beam and good divergence. This laser has a recessed rear constant on/off clicky to prevent accidental activation. The focus is fixed. This laser comes with a rechargeable CR2 battery as well as the required charger. The small size mixed with the nice output of this laser is remarkable.
It is being offered here for $79 shipped in the USA. SOLD
Here is an output test for 1 minute of use. Duty cycles however should be slightly less than a minute on/off.
Imageshack - img0542.mp4 - Uploaded by Yobresal
The 55mW Waterproof laser is not bad either. It has a rather low efficiency putting out 55mW at 580mA current. This laser has no IR filter though the power measurement was taken with the addition of an ir filter. The laser runs on a single rechargeable CR123A battery (included). Also included will be the required charger for this laser. This laser will pop balloons. It too has nice divergence and a constant on/off rear clicky. This laser is also submersible however I see no need for this. It would come in handy though on a rainy night outdoors.
It is being offered here for $50 shipped in the USA. SOLD
I've also have a CNI GLP doing 90mW. Just lit a match with it to see if I could. Keep the batteries fresh in this laser and it will happily give you 90mW or more. The laser has 3 little tiny specs of paint chip and then one bigger one. Here is a picture of the big one. This is a real nice laser, it is just being bumped out of my collection for MORE POWER.
Offered here for $70 shipped. SOLD (pending payment)
Here is a 70mW that runs on a CR123A battery. It does a cool 70mW. It does have some burning capabilities but they are limited. Nice feel to this one. $39
I also have 2.....1...0 of these little guys. They run in a single CR2 battery. They have some of the best divergence I have ever seen. They are 30mW. Really solid lasers. These are $20 each. SOLD BOTH
The 125mW laser is an excellent laser......(now) It does the matches and balloons. It has a nice beam and good divergence. This laser has a recessed rear constant on/off clicky to prevent accidental activation. The focus is fixed. This laser comes with a rechargeable CR2 battery as well as the required charger. The small size mixed with the nice output of this laser is remarkable.
It is being offered here for $79 shipped in the USA. SOLD
Here is an output test for 1 minute of use. Duty cycles however should be slightly less than a minute on/off.
Imageshack - img0542.mp4 - Uploaded by Yobresal
The 55mW Waterproof laser is not bad either. It has a rather low efficiency putting out 55mW at 580mA current. This laser has no IR filter though the power measurement was taken with the addition of an ir filter. The laser runs on a single rechargeable CR123A battery (included). Also included will be the required charger for this laser. This laser will pop balloons. It too has nice divergence and a constant on/off rear clicky. This laser is also submersible however I see no need for this. It would come in handy though on a rainy night outdoors.
It is being offered here for $50 shipped in the USA. SOLD
I've also have a CNI GLP doing 90mW. Just lit a match with it to see if I could. Keep the batteries fresh in this laser and it will happily give you 90mW or more. The laser has 3 little tiny specs of paint chip and then one bigger one. Here is a picture of the big one. This is a real nice laser, it is just being bumped out of my collection for MORE POWER.
Offered here for $70 shipped. SOLD (pending payment)
Here is a 70mW that runs on a CR123A battery. It does a cool 70mW. It does have some burning capabilities but they are limited. Nice feel to this one. $39
I also have 2.....1...0 of these little guys. They run in a single CR2 battery. They have some of the best divergence I have ever seen. They are 30mW. Really solid lasers. These are $20 each. SOLD BOTH
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