New AL Pocket Laser Tester Coming Soon....

[BestRadarDetectors]

What kind of range will it have, This tester is just to make sure the ALP is seeing all the guns and responding correctly?
And what kind of $$$ we talking

Specifications called for 30m but probably less. The price will be listed at $49.95. Its more of a novelty then a real gun but it works to verify your equipment is installed and responding to gun ID's properly. Heck I can take a compact put in a case, close it while aiming at an opposite wall and fire it and the ALP will go off, The testers need to be pointed directly at the heads.

[radargeek]

Do you know what type of battery/ies it uses? Probably a lithium coin like a CR2032? Just curious.

[tawwwd]

Nice. I have most of those in my homemade tester.

Mine currently has: Marksman/Ultralyte, Ultralyte 100pps, PL1, PL2/Laser Atlanta, PL3/4, Laser Atlanta Stealth Mode, Laveg, Riegl, NJL SCS 102, Truspeed, Truspeed S, Laser Ally (ECCM ON and OFF), Stalker LZ1 and Stalker XLR VPR mode. I can add more if I know the pulse rate (fixed) or have a capture file (VPR). It has a 0.25 microsecond resolution and enough memory for a few more VPR patterns.

How did you make it? I just like tinkering with things and wouldnt mind making my own to cure boredom haha

I found this instructable

http://www.instructables.com/id/Test...mer-with-this/

[radargeek]

I used an 8 bit 32 MHz PIC micro and a few parts, built it on a perfboard.

That Instructables link you posted is a good way to make your own as it includes the Arduino code and everything. It just isn't as compact as mine.

[Antilaser]

Do you know what type of battery/ies it uses? Probably a lithium coin like a CR2032? Just curious.

New pocket tester uses A23, 12V battery.

http://www.amazon.com/Energizer-A23-.../dp/B00004YK10