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wrote in message oups.com... I've seen these green lasers being used by kids and rather irresponsibly... shooting it at movie screens in the theatre, right in their friends eye, a distraction during school assemblies, etc etc. You'd have to be an idiot to use a green laser at a movie or a school assembly. Everyone can see who is shooting it. The red lasers are much better for that purpose. For what purpose? Shooting at the movie screen or trying to hit the speaker's eye during an assembly? Don't think so... No one can tell where it is coming from. You really need both. Or neither... or allowed with a permit just like with guns. |
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Mark wrote:
If you have a weapon sophisticated enough to utilize a LASER targeting system, then I doubt you are going to be deterred by a law forbidding GLPs. Besides, a slow-moving jet on takeoff or landing is an easy target for any number of weapons that have been around far longer than GLPs. "Sorry Abdul, the mean old FBI agent confiscated my $59 green laser pointer" IMHO going after people with GLPs is simply taking the path of least resistance to show you are doing SOMETHING rather than addressing real threats. Agree. Weapons are more dangerous and those are free to be owned at a lot of places. Even a simple thing as a pen can be used to harm people. The problem are that some people does not care, or does not have fantasy enough to imagine what could go wrong, when playing around with these pointers. They are virtually harmless as a simple fork also are. But one sure could do harm with both. JG |
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To Chris L Peterson
or anyone that knows What GLP should I buy if I wanted to use it for star pointing and at the same time want it to be as unharmful as possible? JG |
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Careful Wayne, let's not confuse anybody or defuse the crisis with a
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On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 12:23:56 +0100, Jan Gustavsson
wrote: To Chris L Peterson or anyone that knows What GLP should I buy if I wanted to use it for star pointing and at the same time want it to be as unharmful as possible? Any class 3a (5mW) pointer should do. I made sure mine (from Howie Glatter) was at the high end of the range, since my air is very thin here. If you skim through the archives of S.A.A. for the last couple months, you will find several other recommendations. _________________________________________________ Chris L Peterson Cloudbait Observatory http://www.cloudbait.com |
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What GLP should I buy if I wanted to use it for star pointing and at =
the=20 same time want it to be as unharmful as possible? I have the $59 model from z-bolt.com. Works just fine and delivery was = very quick. They take Paypal too. -Florian |
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Jan Gustavsson wrote:
To Chris L Peterson or anyone that knows What GLP should I buy if I wanted to use it for star pointing and at the same time want it to be as unharmful as possible? JG one that has .LT. 5 mw output energy. Dave N. |
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