Hello everyone,
I have been stalking this board for like 2 months and finally registered.
I am looking to mod my laser display system to include blueray violet. Right now I have a sik-99 projection unit in 150 mw green. I want to mod the housing to mix the green and the violet.
Here is what I bought from modwerks
1 adjustable laser diode circut board
1 blueray burner diode PHR-803T
1 backup LPC-815 diode still in the dvd housing
1 adjustable focus laser module and lens.
1 labstyle heatsink
I am a bit stumped as to how I will be able to hook up 110 ac power to the circuit board. I want to avoid battery use as they are just bad for the environment with long-term 8 hour use.
My 150 mw green has galvos and does simple animations. I wanted to position the 2 colors into a V into the galvos. I think it may be easier to add an additional 110 plug-in for the other diode as opposed to try to use the same one for 2 circuit boards.
My knowledge of electronics is really limited, but I feel the only way to learn is to try it. Hopefully not blowing a few diodes/circuits along the way. Expect many stupid questions from my way.
I have been stalking this board for like 2 months and finally registered.
I am looking to mod my laser display system to include blueray violet. Right now I have a sik-99 projection unit in 150 mw green. I want to mod the housing to mix the green and the violet.
Here is what I bought from modwerks
1 adjustable laser diode circut board
1 blueray burner diode PHR-803T
1 backup LPC-815 diode still in the dvd housing
1 adjustable focus laser module and lens.
1 labstyle heatsink
I am a bit stumped as to how I will be able to hook up 110 ac power to the circuit board. I want to avoid battery use as they are just bad for the environment with long-term 8 hour use.
My 150 mw green has galvos and does simple animations. I wanted to position the 2 colors into a V into the galvos. I think it may be easier to add an additional 110 plug-in for the other diode as opposed to try to use the same one for 2 circuit boards.
My knowledge of electronics is really limited, but I feel the only way to learn is to try it. Hopefully not blowing a few diodes/circuits along the way. Expect many stupid questions from my way.