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                | acejase80 
 
 
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                                |  Posted: Wed May 11, 2011 2:07 pm    Post subject: Illuminator |   |  
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                                | Hello all 
 Im wondering if any of you can help... I hold seances in my house every 2 weeks.. i do experiements and at the moment i have my k2 in the middle of 2 lasers and my sony handycam dcr-dvd110 trained on it. As you would expect there is not enough infrared light to see all 3 things clearly so i purchased a 150mw cobra illuminator but this is a rather narrow beam meaning i still cant see clearly all 3 items. can anyone suggest a decent but cheap infrared light source that has a wide angle meaning i can clearly have light on all 3 items. I have looked at the sima but battery time is rubbish and have had a sony but again this does not work any better..
 I did order from creepyhollowgear but lets just say its been a nightmare.
 any help is greatly recieved..
 
 thank you
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                | D B Sweeney 
 
  
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                                |  Posted: Thu May 12, 2011 6:41 am    Post subject: |   |  
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                                | Sorry acejase, can't help you but Iain or mrx may be able to help you on that one. 
 DB
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                | carlos2010 
 
 
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                                |  Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2011 3:43 pm    Post subject: |   |  
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                                | If your handy with a soldering iron, maplins sell a DIY IR spotlamp kit for around £10 
 I bought mine to use with my night vision scope and has helped, although IR only projects a narrow beam, from my experience, so may be 2 would be better for your self.
 
 I mounted mine into a project box and cut a hole in the front and it gets rather warm, so bear this in mind if mounting in a box.
 
 These project up to 5m and can operate on a 12v power supply(I used 8AA batteries in suitable holders).
 
 http://www.maplin.co.uk/infrared-spotlight-module-265568
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