A cross laser has all the properties of a line laser

The cross laser has all the properties of a line laser and even exceeds it due to its 90° field of view. This is especially useful with the X-Wing because you can place the green laser designator over the ship's map and printed field of view, effectively and precisely expanding the field of view. Use the lasers you can align so that the two front edge lines represent the device's 45° field of view. Two of the most common methods are changing or "modifying" green laser pointer, more powerful Level 3 laser Pointers, and building hand-held lasers with flashlight cases and laser-diode) recorders similar to the digital general-purpose Produce disc (DVD). Regardless of the method used, the resulting burning laser can be very dangerous and great care must be taken when handling purchased items. A burning laser is a laser that produces enough energy to actually burn something, used to do things like burn light, light paper, and possibly even penetrate objects, such as B. Burn rope or thin plastic. These are usually hand-held and are considered as potentially harmful as weapons. While standard rifle laser Pointers should not be aimed at living things, especially in the eyes of humans or animals, this will also hit the burning laser. Even a brief interaction between someone's eye and the laser can easily cause permanent retinal damage that can lead to blindness.