Adjustable Spectrum Laser

Now before anyone attacks my title I know im not talking about actual spectrum adjustment but rather beam combinations so that they appear to be different spectrums....that is what is the intention of the title.

What do I need to do this? Ive read through several threads to try to get an idea and I have picked up I believe most of the basics. I will be needing dichroic glass to combine the beams. I will need high power red, green, and blue laser modules with adjustable drivers. Anything else come to mind?

By sheer luck I have had on old rear projection tv sitting around for the last few years collecting dust. I just took it apart and found all sorts of goodies including several dichroic glass pieces, first surface mirrors, focusing lenses, and some other optics I cannot even begin to understand. It was like a lasers enthusiasts wet dream.

I also already have a spare 445nm diode so im well on my way. My budget is going to be pretty low for this so im thinking maybe 300mw red and 100-200mw green.

The most pertinent question I have is the adjustable drivers...Whats the trick? Are there DIY driver plans or premade adjustable drivers available?

Braddubya said:

Are there DIY driver plans or premade adjustable drivers available?

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Check out "full color driver extension" for white fusion kit.

I had read into that white fusion kit previously but with that spiro its 10X more awesome! Would people recommend that kit or could I get by with what I have? Im trying to save money and I already have the dichroic glass.