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On Mon, 16 Feb 2004 20:41:34 -0900, "Scott Ruby"
wrote: Parallax wrote in message . com... Practical Sailor had an interesting article about a laser device used as an alert/locate device for ppl in distress. Basically its a 5 mW laser diode with a plastic line generating lens. They say that it has to be held to sweep the horizon and jiggled slowly and that it takes practice before it is needed. /// I have had one of these for over two years. It does not need to be "jiggled" slowly to be noticed. It sounds to me like the person who wrote the article may not have tested it. /// Scott It sounds as though Scott may not be aware of the impact of a flashing light. Some aircraft use double flashing strobes for this purpose. No more power, but more eye-grabbing. Brian W |
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