I dont have a real laser but thanks to Dukes i can use the Li tester recieved as a gift :biggrin-new:
Today i was surprised to trigger an alert from 60' , anyone has measured this ?
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I dont have a real laser but thanks to Dukes i can use the Li tester recieved as a gift :biggrin-new:
Today i was surprised to trigger an alert from 60' , anyone has measured this ?
my biggest concern is how narrow and strong the beam is. I also walk it from one end of my headlight to the other to ensure the whole front end is protected. I dont get the greatest results from standing on my porch and shooting down simulating overpass shots.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tman
LEOOOO's come out to plaaaaaaayyyyy.
I have not measured it, But i can tell you using the tester on the LI and The ALP, Alps will alert way way out compared to LI, also ALP, I didnt have to work as hard to get them to go off like i did with LI
I assume the spread is pretty wide , i will try to find a lens to concentrate the ray.
The tester is made to use close , i thought 20' would be the maximum ...that is why i am
amazed with 60'
I wonder if this laser diode could be retrofit in the tester , and give some increased distance ?Quote:
Originally Posted by oddpedestrian
SPLP90
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SPLPL90-3-Na...item2c7b445fad
I guess I wasn't the only one I had to do the same with my lsp. It did let me know that my heads needed to be more leveled to properly "shift."Quote:
Originally Posted by kimberdan
LEOOOO's come out to plaaaaaaayyyyy.
I'm pretty sure the testers use a LED not a laser diode, but regardless they could be retrofitted. It may require a separate driver circuit to handle the higher power laser.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tman