green lasers

Specs for astronomy lasers are between 20mWand 25mW

I thought it was those rated ones that were up for being banned due to being aimed at aircraft and their intensity! :shock:

I am not sure what the law in the us is, but it seems that once a laser is for professional/educational use its fine.

[/quote]That's seems a bit of overkill. I have a 5mW laser which does me fine. And it cost about €45 including shipping from the US. If anyone's interested I'll see if I can dig up the name of the seller.
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Steve

If you don't mind fowarding me the seller's details Steve, I am interested in getting one of those lasers.

Thanks

Ray

Hi, I thought I straight the record about how much Eugene paid for the pointers he bought from us in January 2005. Eugene bought 3 pointers for $79 each (not $79.95), 8$ for the remote switch and paid $21 for shipping (not $12). The $21 includes the postage, insurance, registration, and handling fee. Trevor, on the other hand, the $21 includes the postage, insurance, registration, return receipt, and handling fee. I am sure Eugene or Trevor can describe how we packed their orders.

Thanks.

I have a scope stuff 5mw green laser but find that in certain weather and temperature conditions its not vsible enough. Si I ordered the 20mw version with Alvine.

Anyone know a source for Litium AAA bateries here in Ireland?

Regards,

Jouke

Anyone know a source for Litium AAA bateries here in Ireland?

Can 'standard' batteries in those 'A' sizes come as lithium??