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VERY HIGH POWER LASER GUN - BURNING 20W 808nm SYSTEM - eBay (item 300361157349 end time Oct-31-09 17:17:34 PDT)
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20W @ 808nm
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It could have a very short focal length ... although at 20W it shouldn't need much focusing to do any damage.
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It's a standard CCP bolted to a heatsink - the output is in the form of a huge bar. Heck I don't really see any kind of focusing lens at all, just a piece of plastic to direct the light to the target and protect the diode emitters from damage.
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Probably it had been conceived (medical instrument) for a near and big target, maybe the skin.
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It is a wide aperature photocoagulator, the intended use is to stop bleeding
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^ thats what i was thinking, it looks real nice
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It went for $455? Dayum! I'd of snapped that up any day if I knew about it before
Seriously? I paid $170 shipped for my 60w water cooled 808nm laser diode bar.
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Yes, but this one came with the proper power supply and everything, not to mention the laser die was mounted on a cool lazor gun contraption
Yes, but this one came with the proper power supply and everything, not to mention the laser die was mounted on a cool lazor gun contraption
'xactly. It was a fully system and that gun attachment is just awesome. I'll be looking out for more.
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Yeah, its a fully functional system for 2.2¢/mW. Your typical bluray burner from Mr. Igor goes for what?... $1.42/mW.
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I suppose, but it's certainly not something I'd buy as it was much more fun to build my own system around the 60w bar I got. Only cost a few bucks and junk I had laying around.
$0.0028/mW =P
$0.0028/mW =P
