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im only 16
Let's hope you understand the dangers of high power lasers and be responsible in using it!!!! :can::can:
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Let's hope you understand the dangers of high power lasers and be responsible in using it!!!! :can::can:
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:banghead: I knew that too. Work has been kicking my ass lately.
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Thanks for the 1805 info. That's what I thought would be the case after reading the data sheet again. I'll be sure to include that in my notes.
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Here are the manufacturer specs. I realise these can be completely wrong but,
So a 4.5v input at around 300mA (with cells) should do the trick? Can i have a link to a "boost" driver. Is this like a flex driver?
So a 4.5v input at around 300mA (with cells) should do the trick? Can i have a link to a "boost" driver. Is this like a flex driver?
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The microboost driver will work with a 445nm LD but the flexdrive is a better option IMO. Im on my phone right now so its difficult to post link but flaminpyro and dtr are both selling flexdrives.
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This might be a bit off-topic, but shouldn't this be in the 445nm lasers sections instead of the 405nm section?
