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I tried this tiny little 30mW green laser from O-like...
It comes with a little case, and a Kaleidoscope tip attachment as well:
2 in1 Smallest green star laser pen£*>5~200mw green laser pointer£*>Laser&lighting products£*>www.0-like.com
If your looking for tiny, it's a nice price - $22 dollars plus $4 dollars shipping.
I am very happy with it!
It starts out at about 25mW's and peaks at 35mW's within 15 or 20 seconds. Still over 30mW's after 45 seconds...
It must have a nice little boost circuit in there to run off of a single AAA battery. I measured 550mA's current draw using an Energizer e2 lithium AAA battery.
The module must be at most 10mm's in diameter. But maybe even 8mm's. (not sure)
I'm going to ask Susie if she can get just the modules. They would be great for combining with blu-ray or red in a small build. (I've been wanting to do this with blu-ray and green in a hand held) It would be good for all kinds of projects!
Safety recommendation:
Since it has a tiny pocket clip, and the orientation is 'aperture up', I would recommend using an aperture cap for safety...
It comes with a little case, and a Kaleidoscope tip attachment as well:
2 in1 Smallest green star laser pen£*>5~200mw green laser pointer£*>Laser&lighting products£*>www.0-like.com
If your looking for tiny, it's a nice price - $22 dollars plus $4 dollars shipping.
I am very happy with it!
It starts out at about 25mW's and peaks at 35mW's within 15 or 20 seconds. Still over 30mW's after 45 seconds...
It must have a nice little boost circuit in there to run off of a single AAA battery. I measured 550mA's current draw using an Energizer e2 lithium AAA battery.
The module must be at most 10mm's in diameter. But maybe even 8mm's. (not sure)
I'm going to ask Susie if she can get just the modules. They would be great for combining with blu-ray or red in a small build. (I've been wanting to do this with blu-ray and green in a hand held) It would be good for all kinds of projects!
Safety recommendation:
Since it has a tiny pocket clip, and the orientation is 'aperture up', I would recommend using an aperture cap for safety...
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