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What would a retroreflector on the target do to the dazzler's operator?
by tgb 6y ago
What would a retroreflector on the target do to the dazzler's operator?
- jbay808 6y agoI assume that the scope has a 532 nm bandstop filter to prevent that issue. Also, the eyesafe feature probably triggers on retroreflection from a target's eyes, so a retroreflector would likely trigger the laser to reduce it's beam power.
- chongli 6y agoSo then the adversaries could wear laser safety glasses with the same 532 nm bandstop filter? Seems like a simple fix for them.
- cdubzzz 6y agoI don't necessarily get the sense this is made for "adversaries". More for unknowns. E.g. if voice commands and the laser fail (say, because it is a real adversary wearing safety glasses), next up is lots and lots of bullets.
- slowhand09 6y agoOne photo had a Trijicon RMR red dot optic. Doubtful it has 532nm protection. Mine doesn't.