The way I heard it, somebody shined a laser pointer at an airplane and
the pilot stared at it till he couldn't see.
Instead of just saying...Hey! Don't do that! Neither one of ya.... and
slapping a couple of people on the wrist...the wise wise Gov't
slapped EVERYBODY, forever.
Not that long ago, they also limited everyone but criminals to owning cap
guns for self defense.
Great place to rob somebody!
Ode
At 10:12 AM 6/11/2010 +1030, you wrote:
If your intention is to use it for observing Tyndall cone in your EIS/CS
then any 5mW laser would do...but *NOT* those 1mW promotional giveaway
'toy?' laser/torchlight ones {we can't purchase the 5mW ones here anymore,
unless we have a note from our mums stating why we want one <nanny
government thing...rolling eyes>}.
In my experience the 1mW lasers are not adequate and *could* mislead you
into believing there are *no* particles present in your solutions because
they may fail to show Tyndall cone {even though there *ARE* particles
present in your solutions}. Go for the better quality and more dependable
5mW lasers.
N.
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From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Date: Thu, 10 Jun 2010 17:20:59 -0500
Subject: CS>lazer
Hi, you wonderful knowledgable people....I am wanting to buy a lazer, but
I have no idea what to look for, size, strength, etc. Could someone
please aim me in the right direction, I see some on Ebay, but as I say, I
have no idea what to look for.......thanks......Kathy
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