30mW Green Laser with a Single AAA Battery

HaloBlu · Jan 3, 2010

Does that little 30mW keychain have an IR filter by any chance? :tinfoil: Quite unlikely I know.

phoenix77 · Jan 3, 2010

RAYFOSS has a similar model for a few more dollars. I have one & it works great as soon as you press the button. Nice round dot & no warm up to get to 30+mW's---------rob

jayrob · Jan 3, 2010

HaloBlu said:
Does that little 30mW keychain have an IR filter by any chance? :tinfoil: Quite unlikely I know.

No, it does not have an IR filter...

I'ts just like most cheap green modules. If you put an IR filter in the beam path, you would loose about 10% power...

Gryphon · Jan 8, 2010

I just got mine a few minutes ago, works great! Perfectly round dot and no warm up
needed, it is a lot brighter than you would think given its size, the dot is almost too
bright to look at on a white wall

Thanks for showing us this laser, i really am enjoying this tiny thing!

knorkneutel · Jan 8, 2010

I've the 30mW O-like and the 20mW Deal Extreme (10 of it sell it on Goa party's

)both...
I like the DX more because the kaleidoscopic tip is screwed and O-like not and so is no thight fit.....
I also did pot mod the DX 20mW

HaloBlu · Feb 1, 2010

$23.79 100mW Green Laser Pointer with Kaleidoscopic tip, single AAA
$13.99 50mw Green Laser Pointer with Kaleidoscopic tip, single AAA
100mW in a tiny single AAA powered package?

Anyone want to try it out?

phoenix77 · Feb 1, 2010

I bought one of those from RAYFOSS, rated @ 30mW's but putting out 50 + mW's. IDK about 100mW's though. Could be ???? rob

jayrob · Feb 1, 2010

For only $23 bucks it would worth a try:
Pandawill.com : Others : 2 in1 Green Laser Pointer & Kaleidoscopic morphing Effects Pen 100mW :

phoenix77 · Feb 1, 2010

I got a 2 X AAA cell greenie with 6 diff. caps rated @ 30mW's from LASERLANDS, (THANK YOU MERRY), but I put it on my LASERBEE I & was surprised, (actually SHOCKED) to find out that it was really pushing over 100mW's, but that was a 2 X AAA cell greenie. IDK if a single AAA cell would give enough juice for 100mW's. Maybe it's a LITHIUM 3.6 Volt cell. Anyone know if it's an ALKILINE or a LITHIUM cell ?? rob

HaloBlu · Feb 2, 2010

You guys are Fast! :san:
Found pandawill.com thanks to TeLight's thread about a different laser btw.

They claim "Powered by 1 AAA 1.5V battery (included)" A Lithium 1.5V AAA perhaps? Could they take this level of high drain? Besides whether a single AAA could power it or not, 100mW just seems like alot for such a tiny thing.

I have to say you create some sweet builds Jayjob. :beer: Simply love your Key Chain 10280. I'm partial to tiny builds.

jayrob · Feb 2, 2010

Thanks!

Have you seen my new 12X phaser?
http://laserpointerforums.com/f51/tutorial-12x-star-trek-phaser-mod-46886.html

phoenix77 said:
I got a 2 X AAA cell greenie with 6 diff. caps rated @ 30mW's from LASERLANDS, (THANK YOU MERRY), but I put it on my LASERBEE I & was surprised, (actually SHOCKED) to find out that it was really pushing over 100mW's, but that was a 2 X AAA cell greenie. IDK if a single AAA cell would give enough juice for 100mW's. Maybe it's a LITHIUM 3.6 Volt cell. Anyone know if it's an ALKILINE or a LITHIUM cell ?? rob

It's a boost driver...

A single AAA Energizer e2 lithium primary will do it. I would think that it would draw maybe 600mA's or so if boosting.... maybe a little more, but I think a lithium primary will handle it...

phoenix77 · Feb 2, 2010

@ HALO BLU, I don't think anyone makes a Primary Lithium 1.5 Volt AAA Battery. That type is always a 3.6 Volt as far as I know. AAA 1.5 Volt primaries are usually Alkaline Batteries, but I could be wrong. Please correct me if anyone knows different. rob

bootleg2go · Feb 2, 2010

phoenix77 said:
@ HALO BLU, I don't think anyone makes a Primary Lithium 1.5 Volt AAA Battery. That type is always a 3.6 Volt as far as I know. AAA 1.5 Volt primaries are usually Alkaline Batteries, but I could be wrong. Please correct me if anyone knows different. rob

Everyready makes a couple types of primary AAA lithiums 1.5V (but usually 1.6V with no load on them).
Your thinking rechargeable lithium cells which are 3.6V.
Primary cells / batteries are disposable ones that cannot be recharged.

HaloBlu · Feb 2, 2010

jayrob said:
Thanks! Have you seen my new 12X phaser?
http://laserpointerforums.com/f51/tutorial-12x-star-trek-phaser-mod-46886.html.

Yep I certainly caught your 12x phaser. Everything is flawless & the armed light really lets you know you have a powerful monster. I may be fond of small builds but that is a sweet one for sure... oh you added a new video!

jayrob said:
A single AAA Energizer e2 lithium primary will do it. I would think that it would draw maybe 600mA's or so if boosting.... maybe a little more, but I think a lithium primary will handle it...

lol. Before I even finished editing my post.

HaloBlu said:
A Lithium 1.5V AAA perhaps? Could they take this level of high drain

jayrob · Feb 2, 2010

HaloBlu said:
Yep I certainly caught your 12x phaser. Everything is flawless & the armed light really lets you know you have a powerful monster. I may be fond of small builds but that is a sweet one for sure... oh you added a new video!

lol. Before I even finished editing my post.

Saw that huh?!

I wanted to show the beam, and some flash paper...

Of course more balloons too!

phoenix77 · Feb 2, 2010

@ bootleg2go, Thanks for correcting me about that, Jack. I don't like to give out erroneous information to ANYBODY. rob

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