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This is not a range-finding laser but one that displays a visible dot to show where you’re looking:
“Wow, check out that Prothonotary warbler, a rare specimen. See my red dot? Wait I see yours – move it up to the left. Whoops I blinded him. He’s lying below on the ground now.”
and I thought you made it up, you twitcher, you...
http://www.mbr-pwrc...ramlst/i6370id.html
[po, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]
Lasernocular (2/3 the way down the page)
http://www.geocitie.../Tokyo/Harbor/2308/
Binoculars, laser pointer and 'Sticky Tack' [benjamin, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]
Green laser for pointing to the stars
http://www.telescop...RODUCT&itemID=37981
[ldischler, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]
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It's a pity there couldn't be an equivalent for binocular astronomy. |
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"Look at that group of stars!"
"Which one?"
"Just above all those other stars, and left a bit..." |
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I thought that too, and was surprised to find that there is. I'll see if I can find a link... |
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Probably green dot bat watching. |
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Doctor come down to the veterinarian office quick!!! There has been a rash, nay, an epidemic of blinded reticulated woodpeckers!!! |
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I'm told they tried laser pointer sights on spearguns, but they scared the fish off. |
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