While OT but kinda related.
I Do want to find the "0" feedback new bidder who cost me $600 on the Pro III I secured the week prior to your GA test.
Gots to be a shill bidder..........................
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While OT but kinda related.
I Do want to find the "0" feedback new bidder who cost me $600 on the Pro III I secured the week prior to your GA test.
Gots to be a shill bidder..........................
I received the gun today. I briefly tested it tonight ranging and hitting a few cars looks like it works great. Does anybody have a manual for this thing? Any help would be appreciated
the PL II is basically a Laser Atlanta
Lumberjack......isn't the Original thread about a Pro I?
I'm gonna have to lean on the Professor for the who made the Pro I, my mind is foggy.
It still could be a LaserCraft unit, or a LA just before two LA people went separate ways.....
With the LTI guy owning a bunch of these patents, I'm not sure if the design was to circumvent (build their own "different" solution) a patent, use its license oR just develop a LIDAR gun out of a radar (Falcon Hr-12) shell.......................
I do read some interesting stuff from a poster on the yahoo radar forum who knows his stuff.
-Suf Daddy
It's most likely Laser Atlanta:Quote:
Originally Posted by Suf Daddy
- Lasercraft wasn't around until 1994, and the ProLaser I was around before that.
- Although the ProLaser I patent is assigned to Kustom Signals, one of the inventor names on the patent is Scott Patterson, who was president of Laser Atlanta at the time.
Who knows that? Jeez!Quote:
Originally Posted by jimbonzzz
Manufacture date is 1992 :) JIM IS THE PROFESSOR
Our Pro II is 1994, so the change between Pro I & II is arguably 1992-1994.
Once the generations of Pro I & II (same Falcon radar body style with extension) were done, the Gen 3 (arguably) Pro III body style and development seems to have been through Laser Craft with Scott Patterson at the helm.
At the time of the filing (1999) Laser Craft claimed there were 4000 Pro III LIDARs in use.
His FDA.gov filing is found on the internet with some laser diode array dimensions and that reasoning for going down in pulse rate and down in aperture size for eye safety.
Look around here:
93N-0044
Again all this from memory.
-Suf
the PLI is not IACP approved so it is no longer usedQuote:
Originally Posted by ELVATO
~Quote from suffdady~"I'm gonna have to lean on the Professor for the who made the Pro I, my mind is foggy."
Prolaser I was made by Kustom Signals inc.
ProLaser II was made by Laser Atlanta.
ProLaser III is made by Laser Craft.
Theres your answer.
I have owned a prolaser I, and II.
And also own a stalker Lidar.
AlPiNe~