Hard Drive Laser Oscilloscope (walk around) - Hacked Gadgets

[MarkoZed]

Awesome... But I bet your table isn't as tidy as in this video :D

[abbtech]

@MarkoZed

Very true. :)

[rodrigo0k]

q coño esta haciendo???¿?¿

[mxter]

Verga estabas como que ladillado verdad?

[sspoke]

dumbass you could make someone blind by pointing your camera at the laser pointer rated 1.

[StealthX3000]

haha Spoke.. "blind by pointing your camera at the laser pointer" Umm.. Yeah.. NO DOESN'T Quiet work like that. read up on lasers and how they function.. simple video footage like this can no reproduce the laser's power.

[sspoke]

1 month passed and it can.. thats a open laser no filters it is not made for looking in with the human eyee -.-

[heishikaej]

no it cant, because you monitor is not the same strength as a laser output. Again, read up on lasers and remember, if you watch a video like this, its not the laser you're looking at, its the light from the monitor.

[sspoke]

dude are u debugger or something

[StealthX3000]

SSPOKE! The light released by a laser is "monochromatic". It contains one specific wavelength of light, The light released is also "coherent". (It is "organized" -- each photon moves in step with the others) ok.. you got that? now a CRT or LCD moniter DOES NOT HAVE THESE CAPABILITIES! An LCD/CRT that can show colors must have 3 subpixels (red, green and blue)to create 1 color pixel! So if you can understand that, There is absolutly NO POSSIBLY WAY! a picture or video of an Laser can damage you.

[StealthX3000]

And No. not a "debugger" i study Electrotechnology & play with stuff day in day out 7 days a week.

[sspoke]

Hmm alright im a programming debugger my self but light on the monitor was just magic to me only thing I know is that every pixel gets refreshed at hz's times per second but I don'tk now what a pixel on my monitor really is thats my problem so I believed it transfers the same material used by lasers thats what i came to that conclusion okay thanks I like learning new things

[sspoke]

Hmm alright im a programming debugger my self but light on the monitor was just magic to me only thing I know is that every pixel gets refreshed at hz's times per second but I don'tk now what a pixel on my monitor really is thats my problem so I believed it transfers the same material used by lasers thats what i came to that conclusion okay thanks I like learning new things

[d6d1]

lol @ sspoke. Seriously go read "How CRTs work" or "How LCDs work"

CRT stands for Cathode Ray Tube...

[purplenoise2002]

Try quadrature art with it. Read Don Lancaster's Active Filter Cookbook. Briefly, feed a sawtooth to a state variable filter. Drive X with bandpass out and Y with lowpass or highpass. it's way better than the spinning ellipse thingie

[papercut1987]

cool~!

[ahhomgnoob12]

hey buddy thats not a hard drive, wh do so many ppl call it a hard drive it called a DISK DRIVE lol

[Zaedus]

Actually to be even more technical your both in someway partially right, the correct terminology would be Hard Disk Drive :P

[mrmcjiggleson]

this is true

[teslaspigeon]

been doing stuff with speakers and baby bottle teat and a mirror years ago and with a bit of practice its a perfect reading !!! that is cool though i would probably fry something that small and sensetive

[djmcjim]

oo does the laser like dance with the music because of the laser used to read the cd moves up and down to read the music of the cd

[michalakd]

I like it.

[TenOverSixFilms]

clever!