Colorado Hill Country · Est. one very dark night

No drone should ever
fly alone in the dark.

Aircraft-grade locator beams and beacon lights, engineered for pilots who refuse to lose a drone to the dark. Built tough, field-tested, and trusted by operators.

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Owner & Chief Lazer Officer

Meet the man behind the beam

Richard "Dick" Lazerton

Richard "Dick" Lazerton has been pointing bright lights at the sky since he was nine years old, when he accidentally guided a flock of confused geese into his neighbor's above-ground pool. After a distinguished 22-year career as the Midwest's third-most- decorated laser tag arena manager, Dick retired to the Colorado hill country with a single mission: to make sure no drone ever flies alone in the dark again. He drinks his coffee black, names every beacon light after a former pet, and has personally test-fired every lazer in this catalog from the roof of his detached garage. Dick isn't just the owner — he's also his own best customer.

"If it's bright, it's right." — Dick, probably squinting

Lazers

For when "where did it go?" is no longer an acceptable answer.

Why Dick sells lazers & beacons

The night he lost Brenda.

It started the night Dick lost his beloved quadcopter, 'Brenda,' to a moonless sky over Grand Lake. For six hours he searched. Brenda was never found. That night Dick swore an oath: no pilot should ever again squint helplessly into the void. The next morning he maxed out three credit cards, bought a soldering iron, and Dick's Lazers & Beacons was born. Today Dick sells the brightest, most legally-ambiguous drone lazers and beacon lights this side of the Continental Divide — because somewhere out there, a drone is lost, and Dick refuses to let that stand.

Beacon Lights

360 degrees of "please don't hit me."

22 yearsof lighting expertise

4.9 ★average customer rating

10,000+pilots equipped

1-yearwarranty on every light

No drone should everfly alone in the dark.

Richard "Dick" Lazerton

The night he lost Brenda.

No drone should ever
fly alone in the dark.