Does this use 5 laser diodes or just 1 with the beam split 5 ways? How tight is the beam at 30 feet horizontal on a target (in point mode)?
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5 diodes from what I can tell. It is less than an 1/8 at 30'.I Use it for log homes and general constuction. Very pleased with it, all around and has held up to my abuse
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Yeah it does. 5 settings red 5 setting green from low intensity to high. although as I was shooting 300 rounds my rifle scope fell out dropped constantly keep tightening the screws. And yeah it survived the 7 feet drop, good scope and an even bad ass laser not a fan of the flash light I bought a tlr hl 2 for high intensity flashlight
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Maybe, the laser extends for several feet or meters and there is a reflector included which helps at the endpoint. In a darkened room the light will be more visible. if you do start from the most distance point out and work to the source. The options are 90 degrees and 45 degrees. If you had 2-4 you might be able to match the lines for a really large space. I've only used it for a 20 ft wide room, so large in your case means?
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Hello, This would be a good unit for ranging without a laser. With some practice you should be able to range from point blank to hundreds of yards. -Derek
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The laser is &lt; 1mW 650 nm (red) diode module. It was the only real negative - the rest works great. I recently replaced the laser diode module with a 5 mW 650 nm laser module. It's not that difficult to do but not for the faint of heart (requires soldering and cutting of a small piece of plastic with a knife). There isn't much space so a small laser diode module is required (about 6 mm in diameter). I considered a green laser module but they are expensive, have different voltage requirements (this is a 3V unit), and the power draw is about 10x that of a red diode module.
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The layout beam works great, you won't be disappointed in this laser at all on all it's functions. For the price I don't know if you could find a better laser!
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The laser can be zeroed to the sights but you need to pick a specific distance to set zero. Remember the laser is an inch or so below the barrel so it has to rise to meet the bullet line of fire. Any shot that is less than the zero distance will be high- any shot further than the zero distance will be low- to varying degrees depending on the distances. If you zero at 7 yards you should be inside a six inch circle at 3 to 10 yards - good enough for self defense inside a home. In my humble opinion.
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The laser should project a small dot at close range and a marginally larger dot at distance.
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the beam does not pin point whatsoever, it does get a bit smaller though, you have to turn to adjust beamfor the money its not a bad flashlight, so please dont get me wrong, i have a nebo redline that is a much better flashlight in my opinion, and it runs on aaa batteries (3) and much brighter i think, it also adjusts and come from amazon in a few daysgood lucki hope this helps
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Beam is narrow, but this is an excellent underwater light. We used it under out jet boat to clear debris. Great value.
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If you want a Low Beam only you need H1, H3, H7, H11, 9005-9006 you need a Single Beam not Double. And work great!
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Centered just below the light. You have to adjust for your preferred distance but will stay true on windage. It's an awesome light. I keep a quarter in my pocket to crank down the set screw when I mount it. Laser holds pretty true between remounts which takes about 20 seconds. I highly recommend it and it works and looks awesome on my sig 226 MK25.
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I have a white LED light that is supposed to be 500 lumen but it is actually 300 lumen, mounted as a shooting light. I can throw a small beam to 200 yds easily. That is as far as you are going to shoot at night. My red led is used for scanning. Very hard to see the crosshairs with red.
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You don't switch laser lights ;just reposition the level. When you have it on a wall pointing up you will get a 45 degree laser up the wall and across the ceiling .
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The antenna is not multi directional, but has a very broad beam, so the actual "pointing" of the antenna is not critical. I have found that I can pickup signals, 50 miles distant, as long as the antenna is pointed within 20 degrees of the channels transmitter loaction.
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After chambering it, and using my iron sights first, as a point of calibration, I noticed the beam was coming out and hanging 6 inches to the left @ 25 yards. So that identified that the lens in the laser was not true and round.
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Hi E.F.,I used this for a company I worked at last year and didn't really like it. For outside, it was pretty useless. The laser was too hard to hold steady, didn't like a large variety of surfaces, and was difficult to see at more than 20 feet. It worked great up inside attics but for the money, it was disappointing. I am not sure what the minimum was but I think I recall it would get funny around 2 feet or less. Sorry I can't be of more help. Kind Regards,Chad