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-----> buying 1 Watt 445nm or anything close to 1 watt <-----
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WTH do you have sooo many 50mW 532nm lasers? :crackup:
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I used to be the same way. I would always have a huge selcetion of green lasers around becasue they are cheap and super bright. Lately though the collection has been about minimalizing while still maintaing 1 or 2 badass lasers of each wavelength.
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dunno i just buy cheapest lasers i try diff ones to test there power but now i wanna move up from 50mw to 1000mwbored of 50mw greenies now
i just have spare money to blow on them so i just buy them randomly thinking about building my own next tho
So what are you using to test their powers....:thinking:
Jerry
well not exactly test them with a meter but which ones burn best really i would like to own a laserbee but not really into the hobby too much to spend that much money on one.
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Lol Jerry I just wanted to ask the same + link to your HLPM II
It´s good to compare lasers from different companies but 8x 50mW Focalprice laser is still awesome :beer:
It´s good to compare lasers from different companies but 8x 50mW Focalprice laser is still awesome :beer:
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Sell 2-3 of your Focalprice greenies and you´re able to buy a laserpowermeter...
ive already sold some of them and how much are laserbee's? or laserpowermeter
and the 8x focalprice greenies are the $14 ea ones
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I would recommend you >>this one<<
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Look up Lasersbee's HLPM II, it'll read upto 200mW, and it can go further using special lens's that reduce output by a set amount, say half, so a 300mW through the filter would then be readable on the display, as 150mW, you just double the reading to find the correct output. And they're only
Correct me if I'm wrong but I think you have to do just a little conversion for different wavelengths.
It's looks like a great meter, and I came very close to purchasing one at one point but I spent it on a laser instead :san:
link: http://laserpointerforums.com/f64/fs-new-hlpm-ii-200mw-lpm-module-54-99-shipped-46575.html
price: $54.99, epic price
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You don't need to look too far...
look at my sig... there are links to discounts for LPF Forum Members
for all the Laser Power Meters we offer...
Jerry
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If you like labbies you could get a ~$150 one from Susie at O-like. If you get it, please post a review.
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Yeah no doubt, it even comes with glasses. I just spent $60+ on the glasses alone.
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I can do this for you. No photos right now though I'm afraid. PM sent.
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