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NEW "New" 200mw green olike laser
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Having 2+ lasers built into the same laser kills it for me, I just want a pure one if it makes sense =P.
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should it be better than the transformable one?
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This simply means that you can remove the "star twinkle" diffraction grating to have a "regular" beam if you want.
Twinkle on -- twinkle off = transformable
Peace,
dave
Twinkle on -- twinkle off = transformable
Peace,
dave
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i meant if there is any different in power to this 200mW Transformable focusable green laser£>5~200mw green laser pointer£>Laser&lighting products£>www.0-like.com pointer? or are the only differents the star attachement at the star pointer and the focusable thing at the focusable?
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They are all "different." O-Like ""usually"" does pretty good with quality control, but as with most low cost green lasers, it is a crap shoot.
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Actually I think the "transformable" means it can use two different battery type and would be two different lengths de[ending on the battery in it. You can use either an 18650 battery or a CR123A battery.
Most of the O-like 200mW green lasers only peak around 170-180mW and average even lower. Only 3 or 4 of their 200mW green modules have been tested and 2 were only performing like their 130-150mW modules. But they don't use their own 200mW modules in their 200mW lasers.
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That ^, I asked Susie myself.
Also, this show what they mean by "Transformable"
http://www.o-like.com/b2b_cpinfo.asp?id=1059
Orbtronic works with O-like (usually 532nm modules). If you tell them what exactly you want from your new module / laser (and pay more $$) O-like will do it for you.
They do several modifications for modules that Orbtronic is using to build some of Orbtronic laser pointers, and so far no problem.
Transformable: Diffraction grating is good for 20-30mW lasers, and it really looks nice.
But
IMO 200mW would be overkill and potential hazard for your spectators
They do several modifications for modules that Orbtronic is using to build some of Orbtronic laser pointers, and so far no problem.
Transformable: Diffraction grating is good for 20-30mW lasers, and it really looks nice.
But
IMO 200mW would be overkill and potential hazard for your spectators
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Dude...November of 2009....Very ancient thread to needlessly bump.
