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FS: 2009 Dual Laser Phasers

yobresal

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This uses a PHR set to ~75mW +-10mW and a 16X red at 125mW +-10mW. Both of these lasers are focusable. The Phasers run on 2 AAA batteries. The trigger button is red laser and the slide button up top is violet. You can buy one with the red and blue tips or without. I personally like it without the tips. I will also include the tips if you choose without. They will be cut to size and drilled out so that they can easily be glued into place if you choose to ever use them.
5 Available.
Price: $65 shipped in the US.

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wolfram

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Hey buddy , can these be set higher? are you using a Dr. lava driver?
If your not using lava can the be powere by AAA surefire batteries?
 
yobresal

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The only way to make these more powerful would be to replace the driver entirely. It is fixed and it is not a Lava drive. I will have to check to see if two 10440 batteries will work or not but I suspect not.
Edit- No it will not take 2 10440 batteries. It may take one though and a spacer.
 
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you think about making the top slider as the switch for changing red/blu-ray,

just have both drivers wired to the negative battery

then wire the battery positive, to the handle button, from the handle button go up to the top switch, where the red/blu-ray drivers are wired into.
 
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wow those looke awesome lol! why is the phr so low?
 
yobresal

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It is being ran safely to last forever. The blu-ray has a constant on/off switch so I am assuming there will not be duty cycles followed.
 
wolfram

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Yeah whats up with the cycle? Anyone with an idea of a heatsink for each modual-Copper pehaps?
 
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