Due to popular demand I present: The Gunny Laser Pointer Mod (for to see better into the future)
Im going to request a sticky on this gem...
Many hours, captains, and garage cigar sessions went into this.
We all know wheeling is just a responsible excuse to burn trash bags, drink captain, burn tv's, and play with lasers.
It has become evident to me that the button on the lasers is "sub-par". As I was sitting in my garage yesterday at 11am, drinking, and smoking a new cigar. I decided to dig out the laser and shine my neighbors as they drove past. The button was causing me issues. (as I know it has tony) I decided to investigate said problem's roots and discovered that the button presses a circuit board button. That circuit board is supported by a less than stellar piece of foam. As the foam wears out, the board sags. This in turn causes the button to sag and requires increase digit pressure. (This comounds the issue) Now due to the angle of the sag the buttons are not squarely contacting each other, causing intermittent "flickering."
The Fix....
You will need one tooth pic.
Break the tooth pic into 3 equal lengths. and simply slide them under the foam pad. I suggest two next to each other then the third in between them to ensure a tight fit.
Enjoy pointing
Clint, I understand that you have no idea what im talking about since you are passed out by the time we break out the lasers. But, rest assured, even though you are unconcious you are still an integral part of our late night antics.
Im going to request a sticky on this gem...
Many hours, captains, and garage cigar sessions went into this.
We all know wheeling is just a responsible excuse to burn trash bags, drink captain, burn tv's, and play with lasers.
It has become evident to me that the button on the lasers is "sub-par". As I was sitting in my garage yesterday at 11am, drinking, and smoking a new cigar. I decided to dig out the laser and shine my neighbors as they drove past. The button was causing me issues. (as I know it has tony) I decided to investigate said problem's roots and discovered that the button presses a circuit board button. That circuit board is supported by a less than stellar piece of foam. As the foam wears out, the board sags. This in turn causes the button to sag and requires increase digit pressure. (This comounds the issue) Now due to the angle of the sag the buttons are not squarely contacting each other, causing intermittent "flickering."
The Fix....
You will need one tooth pic.
Break the tooth pic into 3 equal lengths. and simply slide them under the foam pad. I suggest two next to each other then the third in between them to ensure a tight fit.
Enjoy pointing
Clint, I understand that you have no idea what im talking about since you are passed out by the time we break out the lasers. But, rest assured, even though you are unconcious you are still an integral part of our late night antics.