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Stay away from this site, they are a bad company to deal with!

Looks similar to the ones yobresal is selling. Would not be hard for a DYI enthusiast to make a few and sell them after harvesting.

I saw that listing a week ago, he called it a blue laser, but also described it as a 532nm laser...heh

Yeah, somebody else posted this site with the 445's a few days ago. Most everybody was skeptical of the site due to all the spelling errors and mix-ups with terminology and proper labeling.

I wouldn't buy from that site personally.

The diode price seems sketchy. The laser itself though looks pretty sweet. Waterproof, focusable, 1watt. I will order one to see if they are legit. I will report back whe/if it arrives.

if this is legit, i regret buying the spartan for that price...

Subscribed.

I already ordered 1 on sunday after I posted it last week. It does not look like BOB LASERS. The LVYI laser comes with safety glasses, 2 CR123 batteries w/charger, the laser is also focusable, water proof and shipping for $170. I will take pictures when I get and do a vid on you tube. I just wasn't going to say anything because nobody thought should trust them. I already have my order # and authorization # , their chat is not that great but if you e-mail them they answer you back unlike WL. and they take pay pal, So we shall see!

Here is the my first post 1w 445nm decision

1.2mrad my ass

I see they sell crystal sets for 473nm too. hmm.

It says copper cooling even, and batteries and charger are included. This is too good!

But how do you know for sure the diodes are casio diodes? They is no indication of such except in the title of the browser..

So does snoctony on eBay, for $50 more. He's a more trusted and known seller too, so I'd go with snoctony if you want to try it.

Edit: @qumefox^

Thanks. And I know. I already get stuff from him. But need to start more simply. I think my first DIY DPSS will be a 532 heh.

Yeah that somehow sounds all too good... especially the diode for that price

But, what diode ?

In my browser, the page says just "laser diodes" ..... no diode types, wavelenghts, powers, no links to other products ..... just "laser diodes" and the $20 price .....

Isn't this a little bit too much generic ?

Still if they got the diodes in any other way other then dismantling the projectors, such price would be achievable.

I saw it on the top

Thanks for taking the plunge Luke. I wouldn't of done it. Their copyright is out of date, that is if it actually exists. The place looks really fishy IMO.

Look at the browser title.

Its not showing the whole page title. Look at the link in the OP. Thats the whole title, and its not showing just the 445 diode.

Edit: You can assume its for the 445 diode, but it does not directly say it. Also, no way they are selling them that cheap. Something is not right.

I was just on live chat with Wendy from LVYI and she said that the diodes are available in Blue, Green, yellow and red. I also asked if the blues were 445nm the same as the 1w and she said yes that they are and are $20.

Here is part of the chat

Jeff says:
What color are the laser diodes that are listed for $20?
wendy says:
they have blue green red yellow
Jeff says:
are the blue 445nm the same as used in the blue 1 watt laser
wendy says:
yes
correct

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Late evening is usually when I am able to get someone on chat. If I had some extra cash I would get some, I would really like a yellow and a green, since my greenie died.

Now you know its a scam. There are no green, and yellow diodes, just modules.

Green and yellow diodes

Well, is not totally correct ..... there are some "engineering samples" (prototypes ) green laser diodes ..... last time i've seen their datasheets, if i recall correctly, they was something like 60mW output, and probably the manufacturer ask you like 1000$ for a sample ..... not exactly that what i normally call "cheap sample"