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Enjoy the warmth of a fire without the hazards of smoke with this tabletop clean-burning mini fire pit. Compact, tabletop fire pit bowl is super easy to carry and transport Use this small personal fireplace to add warmth and ambience to anywhere outdoors Seamlessly blends into any style and will surely kick up the heat on any occasion Comes with a drawstring carry bag for storage and travel Add your custom laser-engraved personalization

Nearly a decade aga a general review article on the evaluation of optical radia­ tion hazards was published in Applied Optics (Sliney and Freasier, 1973). This arti­ cle received many favorable comments but also prompted many inquiries regarding specific optical hazard problems. From this it became evident that a monograph rather than a supplemental and expanded article was needed to fill this literature gap relating to laser and optical radiation hazards. The present work is designed to fill that gap, and is structured to permit either classroom or self-study use. Much of the material in this book was developed in eonnection with short courses on laser safety and radiometry in which we have participated, as weIl as from our previous articles. In particular, the sequenee of chapters is based upon the experiences which we have had in lecturing in courses with different schedules. One of the great difficulties in developing a text of this nature is that a broad, multidisciplinary background must be included in order that the reader can comprehend all of the subjeet matter readily. For this reason, the material presented on anatomy and physiology is orien­ ted toward the engineer or physical scientist, while the review material on basic optical physics is intended more for the physician or life scientist.

Nearly a decade aga a general review article on the evaluation of optical radia­ tion hazards was published in Applied Optics (Sliney and Freasier, 1973). This arti­ cle received many favorable comments but also prompted many inquiries regarding specific optical hazard problems. From this it became evident that a monograph rather than a supplemental and expanded article was needed to fill this literature gap relating to laser and optical radiation hazards. The present work is designed to fill that gap, and is structured to permit either classroom or self-study use. Much of the material in this book was developed in eonnection with short courses on laser safety and radiometry in which we have participated, as weIl as from our previous articles. In particular, the sequenee of chapters is based upon the experiences which we have had in lecturing in courses with different schedules. One of the great difficulties in developing a text of this nature is that a broad, multidisciplinary background must be included in order that the reader can comprehend all of the subjeet matter readily. For this reason, the material presented on anatomy and physiology is orien­ ted toward the engineer or physical scientist, while the review material on basic optical physics is intended more for the physician or life scientist.

With Pinsensor technology to accurately measure overlapping subjects, When the flag distance is locked, the machine will vibrate automatically, AND Slope feature measures angle of incline/decline and automatically calculates slope adjusted distance, perfect for measuring golf flags, hazards and wooded areas ("M" button can switch meter and yard). Class 1, 905nm laser type, 6X Magnification, 7-degree field angle, distance range 5-900 yds, 170+yds to Flag. Provides fast measurement with accuracy ±1m, LCD Digital display, eligible for Golf Tournament.