The basic idea (shown in all the videos above) is a 38khz sensor, inside of a tube. That’s it. The “beacons” simply spit-out a IR TV signal --I am actually using “volume up”, I think. The tube around the sensor allows the sensor to only see what is directly in front of it,making it directional. I have tried different sized tubes, different lengths, I have painted some black on the inside. I have also allowed the sensor to be uncovered and shielded the beacon (to make the beacon directional --shooting only one way). All of these configurations have led to varying results. The overall idea is that when the tube gets smaller, the sensor is far more pin-point accurate, but will have a much harder time finding the beam. --This is true both vert. and horz.