I have two seperate lasers by vetrolaser. One is 808nm/300 mw and the other is 650/5mw. My question is are these the glasses I should be using?
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These glasses are for 190 - 450nm and 800 - 2000nm, so your 650/5mw falls out of the range for these. We use these for 808nm/1000mw and 450nm/5000mw lasers and they work fine.
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Each laser is model specific. Go to http://www.viridiangreenlaser.com/ and the web site will show you what model to purchase for your specific gun.
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Just noting that you have gotten 100% ignorant answers since the relevant difference is that you'd be in the dark, while sporting events are in the light. 30mm is plenty big enough to let in adequate light. Most opera glasses are 25mm. This item is listed as a good choice here: http://www.bestbinocularsreviews.com/opera-binoculars-theatre-glasses.php
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2 inches away the two lasers are about 1 inch apart. At 6 feet the two lasers are 6 inches apart. Hope that helps.
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I would think it would be common sense to believe the website. LED Lensers are under rated. My M7R is as bright as a 600 lumen Streamlight.
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Try and buy one from Amazon that has a magnifier built in to the bottom half, they work great and are available in many optic strengths, the glasses are to close to your face, though at work we have glasses which do fit over regular glasses, hope this helps you, have a great and safe day.
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They are for viewing red laser under bright light conditions. There is a warning not to look into laser or sun so I do not think so. Polarized glasses are for what you describe.
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I Erica, I have nearly the same model projector as you ( I have the cheaper svga version) and these glasses worked fine!
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Because of the difference I would suggest buying 1 pair in each of the diopters you need and swapping out the lenses. For me the difference was only 1 point so I went up a half. They've worked out great.
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I'd contact Floxite. They sent me two lenses when I purchased my lamp. You could go to a hobby store and cut one out of material that they could match up.
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As far as I know, DLP Link glasses are the only ones standardized across manufacturers. I did try this transmitter with Samsung RF glasses, and it did not work. Further research led me to the conclusion above.
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The 10x36 is going to be almost twice as bright and most noticeble in low light conditions. The the eye relief will also be modestly better with the 10x36, which is important if you are wearing any type of eyewear (glasses, sunglasses, etc). In fact, if you do wear glasses, I'd recommend the 8x36 model. For just a little less power, you get a nice improvement in eye relief, which will make this scope much more comfortable to use. Either way, I highly recommend the 36mm, it's a little more money, but worth it. These Vortex scopes are a great deal. You can visit the vortexoptics website for more details. The 10x36 is going to be almost twice as bright and most noticeble in low light conditions. The the eye relief will also be modestly better with the 10x36, which is important if you are wearing any type of eyewear (glasses, sunglasses, etc). In fact, if you do wear glasses, I'd recommend the 8x36 model. For just a little less power, you get a nice improvement in eye relief, which will make this scope much more comfortable to use. Either way, I highly recommend the 36mm, it's a little more money, but worth it. These Vortex scopes are a great deal. You can visit the vortexoptics website for... » Read More The 10x36 is going to be almost twice as bright and most noticeble in low light conditions. The the eye relief will also be modestly better with the 10x36, which is important if you are wearing any type of eyewear (glasses, sunglasses, etc). In fact, if you do wear glasses, I'd recommend the 8x36 model. For just a little less power, you get a nice improvement in eye relief, which will make this scope much more comfortable to use. Either way, I highly recommend the 36mm, it's a little more money, but worth it. These Vortex scopes are a great deal. You can visit the vortexoptics website for more details. « Show Less
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Hello, Yes, it does you will need the Bosch LR2 Line Laser Detector for Pulse Lasers. This laser has a button for the pulse feature to make this accessory work on the top. I believe the case has a spot for this accessory as well. I don't have this accessory yet but its on my list. I really don't need this accessory as most of my work is residential or minor commercial and is indoors. This laser for interior is far superior to most of the competition out there. In my opinion this laser is meant for interior use and certain points of the day its highly effective outside. I will admit that in direct sunlight this laser lacks the power to broadcast a strong beam, but in direct sunlight I think your options are limited. If you're doing a lot of exterior work this may not be the laser for you. I am sure there is a German manufacturer that has an option for you, but get your check book ready. Have you tried getting a pair of the red glasses that help make the laser more visible (DEWALT DW0714 Laser Enhancement Glasses)? I have used these glasses a few times in low visibility settings and it gets the job done. Let me know if you have any other questions. I love my laser. I get at east 3-4 requests from fellow contractors to borrow it and my dad has benefited most since I've purchased it.
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I would believe you would need two of them. It is a single laser, so if you wanted one for each vehicle, you would need two.
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I agree with the previous answers as to the advantage of the green vs red laser. I haven't used the SL-100 and so cannot speak directly to it, but I have another device that uses a red laser, and the green laser is definitely more visible in bright sunlight. The SiteLite web site also claims 10 hours continuous use for the SL-500 and 1 hour for the SL-100. The SL-500 appears to have a larger battery container, so this is to be expected.
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Thanks for taking the time to reply. I suspected as much, so I have just been using one at a time. Nice to know that I needed to, and should continue to, in the wide angle range.
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You must calibrate this laser sight,the easiest way to do this is to obtain a bore sight and turn both on and make the lights into one.this will get you very close ,by the way this sight is very easy to calibrate,good luck and hope this helps