Fantastic IR videos man. I love IR. What kind of camera and IR lense filter are you using?
i think you may have just illustrated why a LPP is a more effective jammer......its brighter and it detects the laser much much better. awsome vids! love the IR.
kinda makes me think that both would be better if they had a time delay on the firing....like if they continued to fire a few seconds after losing detection once triggered. just a thought. i think that adjustment would make the blinder much more effective and the LPP JTG everytime. but, im no scientist.
Coolness. Kinnda cool when you showed the Blinder close up and that plastic was clear.
BTW, I don't know if it was just me, but one of you LPP heads in the "lpp & blinder single fire vs gang fire" video (0:44ish) didn't seem to be blinking every second. I'd keep my eye out for that...
I noticed that the Blinder head seems brighter than the LPP head. In Jason's video the LPP/AL heads are brighter than the Blinder heads. Maybe it is just my monitor or something or perhaps the filters on the camera. Here is Jason's video
http://www.jasonsvideoproductions.co...back090307.wmv
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these are ground breaking thank you so much!
Cool vids!
Question (to anyone) - is that an optical collimator lens on the V1 and LPP? or is the receiving diode itself really that huge?
Oh yeah I LOVE their approach. Very unique and it is awesome that more people are doing more tests. The more the better
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