Friday, November 14, 2008
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Hello and welcome to Pacific Laser Systems’ new forum website. Since our products are used by so many professional contractors around the world, we would like to invite contractors to discuss their individual experience of working with our products. By sharing your experience with us, other contractors can better learn about the versatility of our products on the jobsite. We hope that this site will be useful and informative. Go ahead, tell us how you use PLS lasers.
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16 comments:
I have just upgraded to the pls 180 from the pls 2e and i have a pls Ld which does not work with the new detector. Is it compatible?
Thank you for your comment...the LD detector will work with the PLS 180. If you are having problems, please call us direct @ 800-601-4500.
I am considering purchaing a PLS5 System, I need to understand the fuction of the receiver.
Thanks,
The receiver for the New PLS 5 System is the HVD detector. The function of the detector is to use the laser in the outdoors. It is an electronic device which is able to detect where the point is in bright sunlight. Without this device, it will be hard to pin-point where the beam is unless you are working in a shaded area.
I just purchased the PLS 360 and want to get a sturdy tripod - tall enough to put the laser near the top of an average wall to mark off for a drop ceiling L channel. Does PLS make one to go with this laser?
I ave a PLSE2E that i knoked off the wall a dropped about one foot. It seem that the gyro is not working. If I tap it it flashes for an instant. If it is placed in the crosshair mode that works out of level it will work. Can this be returned to the factory for repair?
I ave a PLSE2E that i knoked off the wall a dropped about one foot. It seem that the gyro is not working. If I tap it it flashes for an instant. If it is placed in the crosshair mode that works out of level it will work. Can this be returned to the factory for repair?
Can I use my HVR 505R to layout the 90 deg corners of a slab? If so, How?
Back in 1996 I used and reviewed a number of construction lasers for Fine Homebuilding magazine. The article appeared in 1997.
The PLS 5 came up as my personal favorite for the kind of work I do, and I acquired one. Back then Mike Tramenton was the marketing director for Pacific Laser Systems. Now he is the president. When I called him two years ago and told him a plumber had ruined my PLS 5 by flooding a job site, Mike sent me another one without a blink.
I am forever grateful, and my PLS 5 is still a prized tool, as I split my time between construction and dispute resolution efforts.
Many thanks.
Stuart Baker
www.consciouscooperation.com
i have 6 of your products .would you trade the pl180 ill give you the palm pl2 and the regular pl2
Good Morning Ed,
Yes you may send us your PLS 2 laser and we can replace it with the PLS 180 for $192.00 plus freight. If you have any questions, please call PLS at 800-601-4500.
I just bought a pls 2 palm laser and it is 3/8 inch out at 12 feet.
Thank you for your comment Lazslo...you may send us your laser and we will evaluate it. The address to send us your laser is 2550 Kerner Blvd. San Rafael, CA 94901. All you need to do is send the laser itself (no accessories or case). If you have any other questions, let me know.
thank you so much for making things so easy. I sent my laser in for servicing. It is truely a pleasure doing business with a stand up company like yours.
sincerly,
Lazslo the carpenter
Lazslo,
Thank you so much for your kind words about PLS. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you need any assistance.
I just purchased a used HVR500 and need a copy of the instructions/manual. Does any one have one? I also need a schematic- I think there is a part migging off the bottom- The tripod attachment wheel I'm guessing. Any help would be great- email: danah1960@gmail.com
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