only way to get one in the u.s. is have somebody that lives somewhere else and have it shipped to them. then have them ship to you. wicked is banned from shipping to the u.s.
PEOPLE IN AMERICA WOULD LOVE THOSE SHOES!!DEMS ARE MAKNG LIFE REAL HARD FOR MEXICANS (DREAMERS) POOR KIDS (36) YEARS OLD. JUST SAYING OLD ONE LEGGED JOSEPH T.
It also has an FDA complaint endcap which features a safety interlock. Once that is removed, the laser can’t be turned on. There’s different modes you can choose from low power, strobe, low power, constant wave, maximum power, constant wave, maximum power strobe and then a hibernation mode
Yes, this spider three is really cool. It has a password protection so you press the button until all three lights light up on the batterie indicator area plus there is different lenses that you can use with a spider three when it does a line effect, a cross effect, a galaxy effect, there’s a focusing lens, a flash, light affect, and a flood light effect. It comes standard with a training lens which reduces the power by 50% But when removing a training lens and adding the standard lens the arctic spider, three imposter highest power possible. Never shine it directly at any living thing and and avoid looking at even the reflected beam. This one watt beam can char, burn, and ignite materials so use with caution
Hi, An absolutely excellent video thanks !!! Well done ! Just one question. your video title states 3.5 watts, but the Yellow label you show says 5000mw - or 5.0 watts ? I have just ordered the very same laser ( I HOPE ) from a guy on Ebay who claims it is a 3.0 watt laser, and the photo of his Yellow label says 3000mw. I have "sort-of" deduced this laser came in 3 versions 1 watt /2 watt / and 3.5 watt, so I am puzzled as to what I have ACTUALLY bought ? ! Perhaps you could clarify this for me please ??? THANKS !!!
Hey! Thank you! Yes the laser was a 3.5w the label I believe was generic. Absolutely, laser came in 3 models but they stopped producing the 3.5w and I believe I took the last batch of production. Check the mini booklet when you get the laser and it will will give you the spec with a corresponding serial number as to the output. Hope this helps!
@@Gravityfighter84 Hi, Thanks for your reply mate ! I will be going over everything with a fine-tooth comb as you suggest. I have a rather awful feeling I have be duped into buying the 2 watt version, but time will tell...... I would probably not have known unless I saw the 5000mw label on your Spyder... I am looking into getting a laser beam power meter, just waiting for a quote..... Cheers, S
Your manual says that the beam divergence is 1.5 mRad, but at wickedlasers.com they say it's 4.8 mRad? This is a huge difference. Does anyone know anything about this? Regards...
Dude, I own the exact same laser. WARNING: Do not point let anyone see you point that thing outside at all. I know it takes the fun away from it, but trust me that thing could land you in serious trouble one day. Unlike those cheap laser pointers (which are still dangerous) that is a class 4 laser product which is the most hazardous laser class.
I HAVE THE SAME,AND YOU RIGHT , I HAVE LASERS STRONG LASERS 1.5W but 3.5W , IS CRAZY AND AJ HAVE A FLASHLIGHT 550LUMEN STRONG, BUT THIS IS AWEAPON , MUST BEE SO SAFE, SECONDS AND YOU BLINED SOMEONE , YOU CUT , IS SO POWERFOUL I CARRING HIM WHWN I GO NIGHT IN THE HOODS , ANIMALS ,INSEKTS, SNAKE, THE SOU , IS THE BEST ,YOU NOW THIS SHOS ,WHIT A KNIFE IS HEAVY,YOU SEE IN DAYLIGHT NOT FORGETE 65% STRONGER AND MORE IN TOTAL NIGHT ,IS A BEAST,AND YES THE FIRST LASER ,THE REAL DEAL,BUT SAFE,SAFE,SAFE.
So why do you have to wear the shades of you can't even see the beam? What's the point of that. If you're not looking directly at it then it should be fine
@@Gravityfighter84 what's the fun in that. Is it safe to look at the beam when you're just using it normally? Because I wanna see the Lazer. It's not like I'll be pointing it in my eyes.
It is, but not for long periods of time. Some people may not have the common sense not to look directly at the point of focus, so they provide the glasses. They also stopped producing this version of the laser because it was deemed to intense.
I was fortunate enough to buy this laser from a guy that sold it basically new years ago for about $150 lens kit included. To this date I still have it and never plan to sell it.
Really cool video! I loved all the stuff you demonstrated burning :) I've got one at 1.4W and it takes noticeably longer to burn stuff. Just remember to be careful where you point it at because it can be easy to inadvertently point it somewhere unintended. Keep up the videos!!
Only thing I'd ever use a laser like that for would be on the end of a survival rifle. That way it hopefully wouldn't burn anyone's retinas out that wasn't someone trying to kill me, and it'd make a great survival tool for starting fires and signaling for help to aircraft and ships.
This thing serves no real purpose not even for a survival tool, Its huge and starts a fire as slow as a magnifying glass would and how long until the batteries are no longer strong enough. As for signaling aircraft or ships and from what an island lol and only at night and only if you didn't drain the batteries trying to start fires. Imagine using your flare gun to make your campfire lol ide rather have a lighter and a flare gun... I mean there are lasers just as bright that wont burn your eyeball out and nobody thought that would be a good survival signaling device. Have you ever heard about someone being rescued because they had a laser? lol
Man how the hell did you get that? I have heard about people having problems getting 10-100mw shipped in, yet you have that beast. I thought they get seized at customs or some shit.
If someone points a laser at my car, let's say a seat that is easily flammable, can it fire, and from what distance does it have to fire the laser through the glass on the car. Thank you
Out of curiosity will these glasses protect me from this laser "firing" straight into my eye O_O(do not test it, just tell me if it was in manual xD)? Or did i misunderstood and they are just protecting me from reflections of bright materials?
The company is very good to deal with, and great customer support. However, you will need to be patient. I waited nearly 3 months for mine to arrive...
Hi Sonny! Yes, the labels can be very misleading..I have been informed that the company actually stopped producing the 3.5w around the same time I purchased this one. It may of even been one of the last batches produced..I have seen them on eBay, but the only way to know if you are getting a genuine 3.5w is to test the output with a laser power metre. Gentec are very good, and this is what I purchased when I bought my laser..other than that, you would have to take the sellers word for it. Good luck!
@@Gravityfighter84 thanks for the info. Yeah I saw they stopped producing that one. It’s just some people who sell them second hand don’t know the wattage. Would the label say
Not necessarily..I was lucky to get a laser with a higher maximum output then the manual had recorded, but it should say as a minimum that the 'laser power' is 3500mW. The laser should come with a certified label and corresponding serial number to prove the output. Failing that, it's a case of taking the sellers word for it.
I got the Artic Spyerlll 1000mw back in 2012. Very very tempted to get the 3.5mw i have to say :-) Have you any passed experience with Wicked Lasers before? 1000mw burns items no worries. There customer service was great back in 2012.
bob smith Hello mate, i have only dealt with them on this one occasion and they were very good. It did take about 3 months to arrive because of problems with customs. If you can afford it, I'd say go for it. its actually about 4.2w on max power with a fully charged battery.
you dont have to were the glasses but its rcommended that you do for example someone with sensetive eyes will put the glasses on and someone with less sensetive eyes could use the laser without glasses
no, wavelength (colour) doesnt have anything to do with power output, but it does have something to do with the brightness, the closer the colour is to 555nm, the brighter it will be. So a green laser will be brighter than a blue or red one
Why cant I get mine to cycle thru the low med and high modes??? I think it stays in high mode. And when i hold the button down ... it just puts it in stand by mode. Did i accidentally put it in a weird mode??
The Lux output is the measurement of light that strike singular point, of which, 72761 meters can be covered, at full power and for a brief period of time, But the NOHD (Nominal Ocular Hazard Distance) is 279 meters. There are many discrepancies with the output figures, but the manual seems to be more accurate.
Lee Wade unfortunately it didn't come with a focusing lens. The lens unscrews, but only for replacing with the phosphorce lens. I haven't done a power test but a friend of mine also has an Arctic laser, but it doesn't burn like this one does...
Hi Lee, unfortunately, the lens is not focusable, its literally just an additional lens that can be removed to place the phosphorce lens onto it instead. Would be handy if you could focus it with the lens. However, if you use a magnifying glass, you will be able to focus the energy, then it really becomes special.....
I can't speak for the Krypton, the beam divergence could possibly be better, but in terms of burning capabilities, the arctic, at the time, was the most powerful handheld you could buy.
X DEMON wow. Yes, at the time this was made i believe they stated it was the most powerful handheld laser...that was a few years ago now, so im sure thats been surpassed.
I've ordered for a 3.5 watt laser from wicked lasers. the flat shipping says 3 weeks. I'm from India. how long do you think it'll take for it to arrive ? and will the laser last for a long time or does the diod burn off ? And which country is it being shipped from
dhruv shilender hello mate, my laser took about 2 months to arrive and was actually shipped from China. The company itself is American, but they are shipped from Asia. Your laser will have to clear customs and due to the fact its basically classed as a weapon, this could take 3 months easy. The expected lifetime is 5,000 hours, but if you remove the battery when you are not using it, and keep the laser at room temperature, this laser can last twice as long.
Fitness Freak thank you so much mate . Well India is in Asia. So I guess I'll get it pretty soon , if it doesn't get stuck at customs. how long has it been since you got it? And had it been working fine? 5000 hours ? Is this mentioned by wickedlasers ? thank you so much.
Exactly, you should be fine with it. Had my laser nearly 2 years now, and its faultless. It will last about 10 minutes on full power with continuess use, which is very good. The 5,000 hours is what they claim in the manual and it seems a valid life expectancy. Please remember to like and Subscribe as i have ANOTHER big video coming on burning with this laser...;-)
Fitness Freak liked and subscribed . I'm so sorry to bother you with these questions. but wicked laser claims to give a full refund if I don't receive the package or they will send me another one if it gets held up with customs . now how do I contact wicked lasers about getting a refund?
This is down to 'beam divergence' - distance from the unit to point of contact, which is relatively poor. The closer the laser is to the contact point though the smaller that line appears.
it is the shape of the diode Blue laser diode are rectengular its like that with the divergence make it bigger far away and smaler closer like all laser and light torch
Nathan Alexander. The FDA does not allow shipment of laser pointers above 5 milliwatt, not 5000 milliwatt, 5000 milliwatt is 5 Watts, which is a thousand times more powerful than what the FDA allows for pointers, but they can get around this by putting a locking mechanism on the device, or classifying it as a laser module, laser modules are not regulated by the FDA at all, you can buy those at pretty much any power you want, you can even get them on Amazon, I just bought a 3 watt (3000milliwatt) laser module there for about 70 bucks, and it was high quality machined aluminum heatsink and fan, and it will burn things instantly, and light things on fire if you focus it, with the built-in focusing lens. Just make sure if you go to Amazon, type in laser module, or they will not show up. Hope that clears some things up.
In terms of Distance, this is much stronger, but in terms of burning capabilities, the Arctic Spyders perform the best. They are seriously impressive lasers nonetheless..but extremely expensive.
I believe they stopped producing this laser literally the same month I ordered it. Contacting them was tricky, but there was a customer services email on their website that I used..
Jimmy Kandakji it could well possibly be. But at the time of production, this was the most powerful handheld laser. I am sure things have changed, but I challenge anyone to find a handheld laser that reaches 4.1W from a more reputable company.
i had my arctic s3 for years and never used glasses, never had any problems . "you cant use this without using the glasses" uhhhh yes you can and its perfectly fine dont worry. i use it to on my bong to take fat rips. i got a video of that on my channel
I don't know about the newer, stronger versions, but if I remember correctly this laser used to have several modes including an SOS-morse code one where it keeps repeating the signal.
Do more videos of that laser I want to see it destroy things that beast is 4.1W S3 arctic if you leave it on for 1 minute it gets hot turn it off to let it cool off
xYOLOBROx before you burning things have you now what it can do read the instruction booklet for the safety first next read what it's illegal to do and do you now about all these dangers can you test it but before you have to take on you safety glasses and next you have to do a code you gonna now latet
Bro im super sceptical now adnan scared by wear the goggles at all times I will when I get mine but by blindNess is it looking at the beam say you point it at a wall and look at it youlle get blind and if it bounces of white paper or whatever im sceptical what will get you blind did you mean the beam hitting your eye or the beam hitting something else and you just looking at it
Hello mate, following the line of sight without glasses is OK, but i still would not recommend it. Looking at the point of focus without glasses would be very silly. The glasses are provided to protect your eyes. I have once or twice made the mistake of looking at the point of focus without glasses when doing tests, and it leaves a lingering pain in the head. Very simple. Just wear the glasses if you want to keep your retinas.
Tên Gì? There are some countries unfortunately with restrictions. Its possible Vietnam is one.. maybe if you have a family member located outside of Vietnam, it can be posted there?
I can't believe that something this dangerous is available to the general public. The amount of harm some irresponsible or malicious person could do with something like this...
If someone points a laser at my car, let's say a seat that is easily flammable, can it fire, and from what distance does it have to fire the laser through the glass on the car. Thank you
