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Pink Laser 500mW

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Well the brown laser seems much less interesting to me compared to the idea of a bright pink laser of about 500mW. I'm imagining using the genius who created the white laser, adding a lot more red to the multiline white to get a bright pink laser. My wife might even be interested in seeing that one.

Edit: I did a search for pink and the Magenta laser thread didn't show, but I just found the discussion about a pink laser there. So no need to go over old ground.
 
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pink l@zerz wuld be so hawt i wuld liek get wun rite away

i iz pink lovar

'nuff said
 

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I got a pretty sweet magenta/pinkish coloured dot using a PHR-803T at 110mA and a 200mW red dilda from DX, not sure what the output is of that lol but seems pretty bright and burns very well.

To make the beam a magenta colour I guess you could follow one of Rogs guides which talks through using a sled for the beam combiner, takes a lot of time to get it all lined up though

ill get a picture tonight when i get a chance
 
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I got a pretty sweet magenta/pinkish coloured dot using a PHR-803T at 110mA and a 200mW red dilda from DX, not sure what the output is of that lol but seems pretty bright and burns very well.

To make the beam a magenta colour I guess you could follow one of Rogs guides which talks through using a sled for the beam combiner, takes a lot of time to get it all lined up though

ill get a picture tonight when i get a chance
J00 neeeda geta pichure asap cuz pink is ma new shiz

i gawta see a p1nk lazer ill liek go crazy

kthnxbai
 
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I would guess that a pink laser could be made by turning up the red in a RGB scanner, since pink is red and white.
 
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Quite easy to do - at least for a non-portable temporary set up - I used a 405 module of unknown power (bought it from reputable forum member who said it would output between 90 and 100mw, so that's probably pretty close to the actual output) and a WL Pulsar (again, purchased from another reputable forum member who metered it at 173mw) combined with a beam splitter and I got a nice what I would call magenta beam.

The last two pics are shown with my 514nm argon. Of course, I don't have anywhere near 500mw but it's still a pretty pink beam.

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wow... this could be comercialized SO HARD! my wife...yes i said my wife.."anyone who knows me knows my wife HATES lasers" said she would buy a pink laser if they made one... but im sure it would never be a practical thing to build. unles your rog...he can build anything and make it almost handheld, if not completely handheld....

thats your que rog!.....nudge...nudge...:bowdown:
 
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Here are a few shades. Should be about 500mW.

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The famous "Nuclear Flamingo Pink" you may read about is done with a 430nm blue and a 632nm HeNe in proper proportions. It is stunning, but nowhere near 500mW is possible. I was able to get 32mW out of my setup with my Coherent D3 430nm and a large Spectra Physics 124A HeNe
 
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Heh, I wonder how long a HeNe would have to be to spit out 1/2 watt. It would be an adventure to align.
 
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Has pink.... well magenta, phr @100ma SenKat red @around 90ma

Regards rog8811
 

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