Hi, I have got a 3w gatling model laser. I'm not convinced about focusing at short- medium distance. In front of me there's a mountain far 800/1000m and i point to it I only see a beam laser( very intense clearly) but not a final dot. I was aiming for trees and vegetation and not against houses or people. The cap is rotated all left. I am thinking about getting an other front cap if this is the problem. I'm not sure, maybe could be the laser is a fake 3w?
Most of these would be terribly dangerous as stage lasers, especially ones that might glint into the audience (particularly the 7w one).That being said, when properly and safely deployed, I agree with the idea a solid beam of bright light sweeping around looks amazing. Because it totally does!
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Hi, I have got a 3w gatling model laser. I'm not convinced about focusing at short- medium distance. In front of me there's a mountain far 800/1000m and i point to it I only see a beam laser( very intense clearly) but not a final dot. I was aiming for trees and vegetation and not against houses or people. The cap is rotated all left. I am thinking about getting an other front cap if this is the problem. I'm not sure, maybe could be the laser is a fake 3w?
Could you please share the link for the 532nm 140mW laser?
Like lasers on a stage concert
Most of these would be terribly dangerous as stage lasers, especially ones that might glint into the audience (particularly the 7w one).That being said, when properly and safely deployed, I agree with the idea a solid beam of bright light sweeping around looks amazing. Because it totally does!
Which is brighter in terms of dot and beam? - Zeus X 7w 450nm or Thor H Series 520nm 450mw
To answer your question, the Zeus X 7w. But I also have a 1 watt 520nm that challenges the Zeus X depending on the ambient light.