I watched a video of a jayrob flashlight build. the person used the host flashlight and broke off all the parts on a circuit board called a driver. I'm assuming this is just to pass voltage without any metering.
Then a flexdrive was installed. is this the new new voltage regulator? and if so, how do you know which one you need? I assume you match it to your diode, but from what i've seen many laser diodes can run on multiple power ranges for differnet life spans. Do you just find one you like in a matching voltage?
I also read somewhere one a diver manufactures site, you have to disable some capacitor on any driver to prevent overloading. That sounds dumb to me. Why build it to be disabled. Are there things that must be broken to build a laser?:wtf:
Then a flexdrive was installed. is this the new new voltage regulator? and if so, how do you know which one you need? I assume you match it to your diode, but from what i've seen many laser diodes can run on multiple power ranges for differnet life spans. Do you just find one you like in a matching voltage?
I also read somewhere one a diver manufactures site, you have to disable some capacitor on any driver to prevent overloading. That sounds dumb to me. Why build it to be disabled. Are there things that must be broken to build a laser?:wtf: