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Originally Posted by Omaroo
Geoff - I see we're at it again. 
Again - with all due respect, have you yet directly and actually used one of these actual units in question? Have you had one in your hand? A simple question with a yes or no answer!
"you missed the point then, and you still are." - who's being snide?
Sorry DJVege - I've had enough of this subject - apparently there are experts who have never used one that will answer your questions, but what the hey!
Cio |
Chris,
We're only at it again if you want. I replied only under some provocation from you. I'd certainly like to move on, and I want you to also. I agree all this has definitely come to be a complete waste of space.
Whether or not I've had one of your favourite laser units in my hand has nothing to do with it - read my earlier posts. I am quite happy to accept the unit has any marvellous features you claim for it. Each to his own.
I have made no claims at all to being an expert, just someone with a bit of experience to share.
I'll repeat for your benefit (you seem to be the only one who needs this) -
I think it is really useful to be able to give your laser collimator a collimation check yourself.
If you cannot do that check, you may suspect the unit requires collimation, but how will you know for sure? Again, if you send it off for a fix, how will you know for sure it is now OK when you get it back, or indeed if it is any different at all? That's my perspective. No aspersions intended about this laser unit in particular.
There it is in a nutshell. Just my opinion, never was anything else.
Now, can we move on? Without further derogatory references to my opinions (the ones I am entitled to)? Please?
Cheers