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buster
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it will be quite a while before i can save up and afford the pulser protective eye wear. does anyone know where to get the type of lense or anything that will help protect my eyes from the pulser until i can afford the glasses? thanks
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Athoul
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tz
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http://forum.wickedlasers.com/viewtopic.php?p=9629#9629
These are $40 retail, but probably less online. They aren't laser glasses, but manage to dim the pulsar (and green lasers as well), though I wouldn't trust them as much as real glasses. |
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buster
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they dim the pulsers dot, but do they protect against the radiation? i just want to be able to see the dot without my eyes getting damaged
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What do you mean "protect against the radiation". The light itself is what is the problem, too intense.
I've used the visiballs when a transparent lens backreflected and my eye was ok (and I was glad I was wearing them), but since I don't have a meter, I can't measure the absorption. |
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buster
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do you think my eyes will be harmed if im wearing the visiball glasses, and looking at the dot upclose? i do a lot of burning and testing (i dont get near reflective surfaces, but i do mess with white colored stuff sometimes)
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buster
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the store by myhouse has visiball glasses and goggles. im thinkin about gettin them. i just dont know if they actually have a lagitament amount of protection
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What do you mean "protect against the radiation". The light itself is what is the problem, too intense.
I've used the visiballs when a transparent lens backreflected and my eye was ok (and I was glad I was wearing them), but since I don't have a meter, I can't measure the absorption. |
Light is also know as radiation. All of the EM spectrum is radiation |
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buster
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so does anyone know if the visiball glasses/goggles are decent eye protection from the pulser?
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