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What is this?
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What do you mean what it is? It's obviously an NLC multiline argon laser tube YAG CO2 DIODE RUBY DPSS , duh :
No but seriously , as the description states
It's a little used tube, but I guess you'd have to provide the HV PSU and cooling system yourself. :-/ Don't know if you should trust him or not but come on! It's not much more expensive than a DX laser if you get it close to the current bid.
No but seriously , as the description states
It's a little used tube, but I guess you'd have to provide the HV PSU and cooling system yourself. :-/ Don't know if you should trust him or not but come on! It's not much more expensive than a DX laser if you get it close to the current bid.
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It isn't hes just put that in the listing so he gets more views on his item.
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Its crap marketing, he put in as many generic laser keywords he could, in an attempt to attract and gain interest from laser enthusiasts who are not searching for argon specifically.
You type DPSS into ebay, eh? He got you
You type DPSS into ebay, eh? He got you
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Ace82 said:
A CO[sub]2[/sub] laser is used to heat up a TEC to power a NIR diode bar to pump a YAG rod that excites the ruby vapour mixed with the low pressure argon in the tube ionizing it and making it lase multiple lines.
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A CO[sub]2[/sub] laser is used to heat up a TEC to power a NIR diode bar to pump a YAG rod that excites the ruby vapour mixed with the low pressure argon in the tube ionizing it and making it lase multiple lines.
[/quote]no argon in that
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keeperx said:
A CO[sub]2[/sub] laser is used to heat up a TEC to power a NIR diode bar to pump a YAG rod that excites the ruby vapour mixed with the low pressure argon in the tube ionizing it and making it lase multiple lines.
[/quote]no argon in that [/quote]
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Zom-B said:
A CO[sub]2[/sub] laser is used to heat up a TEC to power a NIR diode bar to pump a YAG rod that excites the ruby vapour mixed with the low pressure argon in the tube ionizing it and making it lase multiple lines.
[/quote]no argon in that [/quote]
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'xactly
brtaman said:Its crap marketing, he put in as many generic laser keywords he could, in an attempt to attract and gain interest from laser enthusiasts who are not searching for argon specifically.
You type DPSS into ebay, eh? He got you
Actually, I just bought 10 sum of Aixiz blanks for my 405's and 650's I'm gathering parts for and it was a "related item" at the bottom. I thought the discription was a joke. He is a fool though, right, because if any person in the right mind would buy that wouldn't they know a little about lasers first and avoid it unless they knew exactly what it is regardless of the description?
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it's something I'm already bidding on... so keep yur mitts off!!!!
lol... joking... But I really am The high bidder. I bought an argon recently with a dead tube, so I'm going to use all the electronics to swap onto this tube. It would be a pretty hefty project if you had to do it all from scratch. I already have all the parts, I just need to connect them to a tube
It's a tube made by NLC (National Laser Co.), it has internal mirrors and all that stuff, NLC made a lot of replacement tubes for ALC60X's and NEC argon's. We'll see if I can get it to work. It was listed a week or so ago for $65 and no one bought it.
My plan is to box it up all nice, so I'll post some pics if I get it working.
lol... joking... But I really am The high bidder. I bought an argon recently with a dead tube, so I'm going to use all the electronics to swap onto this tube. It would be a pretty hefty project if you had to do it all from scratch. I already have all the parts, I just need to connect them to a tube
It's a tube made by NLC (National Laser Co.), it has internal mirrors and all that stuff, NLC made a lot of replacement tubes for ALC60X's and NEC argon's. We'll see if I can get it to work. It was listed a week or so ago for $65 and no one bought it.
My plan is to box it up all nice, so I'll post some pics if I get it working.
GooeyGus said:it's something I'm already bidding on... so keep yur mitts off!!!!
lol... joking... But I really am The high bidder. I bought an argon recently with a dead tube, so I'm going to use all the electronics to swap onto this tube. It would be a pretty hefty project if you had to do it all from scratch. I already have all the parts, I just need to connect them to a tube
It's a tube made by NLC (National Laser Co.), it has internal mirrors and all that stuff, NLC made a lot of replacement tubes for ALC60X's and NEC argon's. We'll see if I can get it to work. It was listed a week or so ago for $65 and no one bought it.
My plan is to box it up all nice, so I'll post some pics if I get it working.
[smiley=tekst-toppie.gif] +1 Can't wait to see it!
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says it has 800 hours on the tube - these tubes don't last real long :-/
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argon tubes are usually good for around 5k. 800 is pretty new
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What power is it supposed to output?
