Demo of the KAM LED Kobrascan light. video 1

Alright folks, a bit of a demo for you on this guy here. It's from a company called Cam and it's known as the LED Cobra Scan. It's got 52 LEDs, it's 16 watts, it's sound to light, couple of mirrors and I'm going to actually do this particular video in two parts. The reason being is because during the day you can actually see the damn thing and then later on, well I'll pause the camera, later on it'll be rather dark so we can give it a bit of a demo with some smoke in the room at night. So I'll just pause the camera and we'll have a side view. There we go. Now bearing in mind as well, this particular video is just a demonstration video, it's not an instructional video. Instructions on telling you exactly what to do. I'm just basically demoing it and showing you that's it really. Okay, what we've got, we've got two mirrors, one there, one there, and above each mirror you've got a lens. Now what happens, you'll have some light come from this particular lens, hit this mirror, and then this mirror will move and point...

The actual light in different directions. Exactly the same applies to this guy over here. What you can do as well, now again be very careful, you've got there a small nut, a locking nut. So if you loosen that off very, very slightly, what you can do is you can move the actual angle of the mirror. But again, be very careful and notice I've got my fingers at the top and at the bottom. Don't just have your fingers one end because you're putting too much pressure On one side. So there you go, so you can actually make the angle change and then in turn what happens is the actual angle of the individual pins of light will change as well. So there you go folks, a basic look at this guy here from Cam. It's known as the Cobra Scan. Also, very quickly as well, at the moment you can actually see I've got set on the T-bar so the two mirrors are below the actual T-bar. Well you can actually set it so it's the other way around as well.

Practice and enjoy.

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