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caniac

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I have a couple of the new laser lights or laser like lights that I use in my show (used to put Halloween or Christmas images on my garage).  It seems most are limited to 15ft and I am looking for something that will throw the image 30+ft or so.  Do they make such an animal or is that just the limit on all those types of lights.

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Yes, they make ones that can shoot much farther.  Disney's Epcot Center in Florida projects images on the back side of Spaceship Earth from over a half mile away.  However those are neither in your price or power consumption range :)

I'm not a laser expert, but I suspect that what gets you 15 feet may be a high power as can be used without special licensing.

 

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  • 3 weeks later...

What laser images are you using?  I have the standard firefly motion laser that is red and green and I am much further than 15 ft.  These are the landscape type that you can find nowadays at Walmart and other stores for less than 40 bucks  I bought mine from holiday Coro 4 years ago when they were harder to find.  

 

I have the projection images that are not laser that go 5-10 feet as well. I have moving ghosts for Halloween.   

 

I would love love to find some lasers with Halloween images......

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I have the Chauvet Swarm-5

It's DMX controlled, so you can sequence the lasers/rgb/strobes right along with your other lights. It's a little tediuos to sequence these but worth the effort. I have mine mounted above and behind the viewers to avoid shining the lasers in the thier eyes.

Alan...

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20 hours ago, sax said:

That sfx5 laser looks pretty cool.  Do you set it up outside?  If so how you water protect it?

I do set it up outside, only on warm summer nights. It is an indoor unit. I suppose a box could be made to protect it from the wet, but it would be better to bring it in nightly to minmize condensation.

Alan...

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