So what is the deal with this?

RyanA · Aug 9, 2008

http://www.bemeyers.com/index.php?option=com_product&catid=1&id=12&Itemid=53
These and other laser dazzlers like the one featured on Future Weapons (there's a video on the wicked lasers site)
Is there something specific about the output wavelength or power that prevents permanent eye damage?:sick2::thinking:

comozo · Aug 9, 2008

From what I've seen with the larger size Dazzler the beam is wider and more divergent than it would be in a typical laser. The same holds true for this device.
0.45 degrees = 7.853981634 mrd.

RyanA · Aug 9, 2008

Could that be part of the reason for the 6K price tag. It's hard to make lasers floody-ish?
Must make drunk-suppression laser.... :sick2:

comozo · Aug 9, 2008

precision, ruggedness... aking the beam wide and divergent is the easy part

motorider826 · Aug 9, 2008

B.E. Meyers make some of the MOST precise and high quality lasers in the world, thats the reason for the high price tag. Basically no one out side of the military gets their paws on B.E. Meyer lasers.

RyanA · Aug 10, 2008

Sounds nice. Makes me wish I had the 6k to throw around. I'd tell all the drunks it's a lightsaber. It would go something like this.
"You know that movie Starwars, by George Lucas will all the dudes in PVC suits? That's actually an Discovery Channel documentary about my life. I AM your father. Now be a good boy and leave my bar. Before I have to melt your eyeballs or use the force choke." :crackup:

All the bouncers could have storm-trooper suits, It would be awesome.

Drunk people will believe anything...

So what is the deal with this?

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