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Hey All,
Couple weeks Ago I said to myself i wanted to Make a New Waterproof Laser.
So I decided that i think it would be more fun to make one on my own again. Turns out it was not as hard as i thought.
I had a Kit that I purchased from Jayrob a Long Long Long time ago that i had a PHR build in. "A Long time ago" and Decided to take it apart and Use that.
It was a Stainless steel C3 kit from Jayrob here:
http://laserpointerforums.com/f64/fs-stainless-steel-c3-kit-51356.html
Lucky For me I still had everything for the Light. Since Jay gives you everything.
So I decided to make it as Powerful as I can since its going to be in water "Cool Water" It will just stay cool and not heat-up until i take the laser out of course. Even then the laser would be much cooler then it would normally have been so it gives me more run time.
Here are Some Pictures I took and a Video:
Pictures:
Since this host is a 14500 host I had to use my Custom X-Boost Drive and set it to 1.8A "1.78A" is what i get with these Resistors iam using. Since Its Pulling Alot i went with AW IMR 14500 cells. There is Short run time but of course I dont care about that. I can Always Change out the battery. No Big deal. Plus I wanted this to be as powerful as i could get it.
In order to make this work i had to use a G type lens and a Shorty Len nut. Ive been going nuts looking for more of these shorty lens but cant find them.
With the G lens it sits PERFECT so it just about past Flush for infinity focus.:wave:
You can see how everything goes in Order. I first Lubed Up the O ring and Slide it in. Then went the Glass then my Module and heatsink finally behind that which you cannot see is my Boost drive in the pill.
After that there is nothing more to do then screw everything in and put in a cell.
Here is a Video of the Laser in action:
This was a Fun Project to build. Ive never done one is Such a Small Host before. THe Battery Life is Not all that great but who cares.
THe Laser was actually doing a little over 2W but the Glass from the Host is Holding back ~250mW.
I so Forgot to LPM it before i took it apart so no LPM yet. I took it apart to add Modes to it and will update the thread when i do> Trying to figure out this new mode board iam working on.
Iam very happy with this Cool DIY Waterproof laser.
:thanks: For Looking.!!!
Couple weeks Ago I said to myself i wanted to Make a New Waterproof Laser.
So I decided that i think it would be more fun to make one on my own again. Turns out it was not as hard as i thought.
I had a Kit that I purchased from Jayrob a Long Long Long time ago that i had a PHR build in. "A Long time ago" and Decided to take it apart and Use that.
It was a Stainless steel C3 kit from Jayrob here:
http://laserpointerforums.com/f64/fs-stainless-steel-c3-kit-51356.html
Lucky For me I still had everything for the Light. Since Jay gives you everything.
So I decided to make it as Powerful as I can since its going to be in water "Cool Water" It will just stay cool and not heat-up until i take the laser out of course. Even then the laser would be much cooler then it would normally have been so it gives me more run time.
Here are Some Pictures I took and a Video:
Pictures:
Since this host is a 14500 host I had to use my Custom X-Boost Drive and set it to 1.8A "1.78A" is what i get with these Resistors iam using. Since Its Pulling Alot i went with AW IMR 14500 cells. There is Short run time but of course I dont care about that. I can Always Change out the battery. No Big deal. Plus I wanted this to be as powerful as i could get it.
In order to make this work i had to use a G type lens and a Shorty Len nut. Ive been going nuts looking for more of these shorty lens but cant find them.
With the G lens it sits PERFECT so it just about past Flush for infinity focus.:wave:
You can see how everything goes in Order. I first Lubed Up the O ring and Slide it in. Then went the Glass then my Module and heatsink finally behind that which you cannot see is my Boost drive in the pill.
After that there is nothing more to do then screw everything in and put in a cell.
Here is a Video of the Laser in action:
This was a Fun Project to build. Ive never done one is Such a Small Host before. THe Battery Life is Not all that great but who cares.
THe Laser was actually doing a little over 2W but the Glass from the Host is Holding back ~250mW.
I so Forgot to LPM it before i took it apart so no LPM yet. I took it apart to add Modes to it and will update the thread when i do> Trying to figure out this new mode board iam working on.
Iam very happy with this Cool DIY Waterproof laser.
:thanks: For Looking.!!!
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