If anyone is interested, I just purchased several green and blue field lasers. These are the ones you've seen on Ghost Hunters and Ghost Adventures. They project a laser field across the walls and floors so that you can tell if something passes through the field. I purchased green and blue so that you can combine two from different angles to get a 3D representation of the location of the disturbance and also use multiple lasers sourced from different locations without interfering with one another.

I've got a handle on more of them if others want some. I intend to keep at least one of each.

What is the cost cc i would love to have one of each. Also wanted to know if you still had the recorder too.

I still have the recorder, well actually I don't have it yet I'm awaiting its arrival. The lasers were about $18-25 each after you add shipping. I'll tell you for sure once it gets here. If I buy more, I'll wait until I have a larger order and then they'll go down to like $15-20.

ok just let me know i will get one of each. Let me know the cost and how you want them paid for. Thanks.

undertaker1 wrote:


Sure thing, when I get them I'll let you know. And I'll test the ones that I intend to keep first, to let you know how they are. I don't want to pass something along if its junk. I don't work like that.

I appreciate that cc. i wanted to get one but was holding off but not going to pass these up i want them lol. I still need to get ir device gonna be looking hard on here for one of those too.

crystalcross wrote:


Still able to get ahold of these at that same price?

I don't but they're available on E-Bay day and night. About the same price:

You can get the GREEN or the BLUE/UV laser pointers.

They're great, but I would recommend a tripod, some rubber bands and a cloths pin so you can keep the button pushed.

We have use the green Laser grid on the last few investigations. They work well but sometimes get lost with the IR. We ordered a blue one to see if that works better with the IR . We have also been using a black light and that seems to help the batter drains of our equipment. Why this helps I have no idea.

Anyhow, Laser grids are a good investment for the money.

Thanks

Keith

If you're looking for a laser that will show up on a IR Camera, you'll want to use good old fashioned red. Its the closest to the IR bandwidth so you stand the best chance of it showing up on an IR camera.

Green is pretty far from the IR spectrum, and you're right it doesn't show up very well. Blue/Violet is even farther so would be worse. Although the UV/Blue has a way of fluorescing biological matter, its really kind of cool! Not very paranormally relevant, but hey sometimes you just gotta go for the "Cool" factor...