SingAstro

Hi starfinder, We are awear of the cold weather in Nov. I don't think it's a problem though since I once was watching the 98' leonids on a -20℃ night XD. About the light pollution, we think it's most likely to be very dark during the early hours of the morning because the whole city will just black ...

We have looked through the past 10 years cloud coverage. The best place in terms of cloud cover is nothern India and Nepal.
If you are from Thailand, you can fly directly from Bangkok to Kathmandu by Thai airways.

Hi all, First, an introduction to myself. My name is Jinglei. I'm from China, and am in the final year at NTU now. I and my friend Jia Hao had been on astro trips to Xin Jiang, China on 01/08/2008 for the total solar eclipse; to Carita, Indonesia on 26/01/2009 for the annular solar eclipse; to Wu Ha...

not yet, I have to study hard now, exam in a month, I'll do it in December hopefully.

here's a picture!! left->right 20mw green, 150mw bluray, 140mw red.

No, I'm not selling this one, I keep it for myself
Lower power one's around 100mw would be around 200

Sorry for non-updating, I'm having a very tough week at school... hopefully I can get it over next week and start writing reviews. and hell loads of pictures and videos! It's a 150mw btw. this one cost me 120 GBP...

Got mine yesterday yay, had it in my hand all day. It's just so cool. I paid this one for 120 GBP, but worth it. I'll update some photo later.

swat_pup6433 wrote:if its really blue ray at 100mw for 200 bucks! count me in!

Yes, it's blu-ray at 405nm, the DPSS blue color laser which is at 473nm would cost few ks at this power, just a clarification.

Hi, Is there any interests on blu-ray laser pointers? I can get them at a price around S$200, they are all high powered blu-ray pointers, avg power 100mw+ beam should be quite clear to see at night. You can also burn stuff with it [smilie=cool.gif] . Anyways, my first unit should come in this week, ...