That's also an incredibly rough guesstimate at the original effective "distance between poles". a meter's a long fucking way away for the thing to be noticeably tugging at stuff! Getting REALLY rough with approximations, ten feet's about three meters, meaning the pull force will be about 1/9th of what it was at a meter, meaning roughly a fifth of an ounce.īut still, that's OMFG SCARY.
If we assume the distance between poles at calculation of pull force on the website is 1cm, and we understand that force decreases proportionally to the square of the distance, then at a meter away the pull force is 10^-4 of what it was to start - and since it was roughly 1200 pounds to start, you're talking about 0.12 pounds - a little less than two ounces - at a meter distance. I'd like to see you approach within 10 feet of that car with one of those magnets and not get seriously injured.The inverse square law says you're overstating things. I think you're making that task sound easier than it actually is. That's not to say there isn't a big part of me that wants this laser, but that's knowing that I've already contemplated where I'd use it - and it's out in the middle of an open area where you could see people coming from 50 miles, and there are no reflective surfaces anywhere. Seriously, there's got to be some sort of legal recourse for that, and lasers beyond red keychain pointers should be classified as weapons for exactly those situations.
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Thanks lady, the world really needed another serial killer. I asked my friend if he punched the woman and the child. Her child was at the laser pointer stand beaming the poor immigrant selling them in the eyes because he seemed to like the way the guy seemed to suffer and when he would ask the child to stop the woman would tell him to give better customer service and tell her child to go right ahead and keep doing it. Reminds me of my friend coming back from the State Fair and complaining about the woman who laughed and said her child was fine doing what he was doing. $200 is nothing, and the potential for fuckery is sky-high. The manager of the arcade kicked the kid out.
My son didn't notice, but I saw the red dot playing across his face and hustled my ass over to the little idiot and chewed him out. We guarantee a 30-day money back return policy.Not too long ago, when my son & I were at the local arcade, some little shit-head decided it would be funny to shine his laser pointer into my son's eyes as he played a game.
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