The Dilda army attacks !!

game-genie · Jan 23, 2009

O-like now has 5 different Dildas

650 nm 200 mW (http://www.o-like.com/b2b_cpinfo.asp?id=926)
808 nm 200 mW (http://www.o-like.com/b2b_cpinfo.asp?id=924)
780 nm 120 mW (http://www.o-like.com/b2b_cpinfo.asp?id=945)
980 nm 65 mW (http://www.o-like.com/b2b_cpinfo.asp?id=946)
[highlight]405 nm[/highlight] 80 mW (http://www.o-like.com/b2b_cpinfo.asp?id=947)

I never expected that there are so many diffrent versions of the Dilda ...

Regards
game-genie

lasersbee · Jan 23, 2009

IMO...These are Dilda hosts that the company Susie deals with modifies/manufactures..

Would like to know where those 405nm diodes they use come from... :-? :-? :-?

Jerry

rangedunits · Jan 23, 2009

Ive seen yheses andvwent crazy!

Benm · Jan 23, 2009

That's nice - the host is good enough to fit other diodes into obviously.

I wonder why the blu ray is so expensive though, 80 mW sounds like a basic 803 diode taking it fairly easy. One problem is that it is difficult to feed those off 6 volts (7.2 works fine with my drivers), they must have rigged some kind of switching power supply... still, that doesnt explain $150.

rocketparrotlet · Jan 27, 2009

Benm said:
That's nice - the host is good enough to fit other diodes into obviously.

I wonder why the blu ray is so expensive though, 80 mW sounds like a basic 803 diode taking it fairly easy. One problem is that it is difficult to feed those off 6 volts (7.2 works fine with my drivers), they must have rigged some kind of switching power supply... still, that doesnt explain $150.

Business is about profit. The people on this forum sell for a different reason than profit alone.

-Mark

cybob101 · Jan 27, 2009

rocketparrotlet said:
[quote author=Benm link=1232710041/0#3 date=1232726815]That's nice - the host is good enough to fit other diodes into obviously.

I wonder why the blu ray is so expensive though, 80 mW sounds like a basic 803 diode taking it fairly easy. One problem is that it is difficult to feed those off 6 volts (7.2 works fine with my drivers), they must have rigged some kind of switching power supply... still, that doesnt explain $150.

Business is about profit. The people on this forum sell for a different reason than profit alone.

-Mark[/quote]

look logic

hydrogenman15 · Jan 27, 2009

I was gonna post that but I thought everybody already knew about it. If its got something better then the 803T then its well worth the price.

--hydro15

Danjoo · Jan 27, 2009

Maybe the blu diode she sell also

http://o-like.com/b2b_cpinfo.asp?id=914

but its rated 120mw i cant imagine a reason for underdrive it! :-?

daniel

jander6442 · Jan 27, 2009

I've seen this question asked before on a thread when those 120mW 405's came out at first she said I believe that she was going to ask the mani. Never seen a follow up thou.

Benm · Jan 27, 2009

rocketparrotlet said:
[quote author=Benm link=1232710041/0#3 date=1232726815]That's nice - the host is good enough to fit other diodes into obviously.

I wonder why the blu ray is so expensive though, 80 mW sounds like a basic 803 diode taking it fairly easy. One problem is that it is difficult to feed those off 6 volts (7.2 works fine with my drivers), they must have rigged some kind of switching power supply... still, that doesnt explain $150.

Business is about profit. The people on this forum sell for a different reason than profit alone.

-Mark[/quote]

Obviously, but the red and infrared pointers seem relatively cheap.

On the red, there is competition all over explaining the lower price, but the infrareds are hardly sold anywhere else but no more expensive. Only the blu ray costs considerably more, perhaps its just a novelty thing, though they are getting more common every day.

Now lets cram a green module in there

hydrogenman15 · Jan 27, 2009

Danjoo said:
Maybe the blu diode she sell also

http://o-like.com/b2b_cpinfo.asp?id=914

but its rated 120mw i cant imagine a reason for underdrive it! :-?

daniel

The manufacture probably has access to other laser diodes.

--hydro15

ColeSloth · Jan 30, 2009

I'm looking to pick up my first high powered(ie not $6.00 model from the local 7-11) laser and heard from reading in here the Dildas were the descent thing for cheap power that aren't garbage. Do you guys think this one here you had linked "650 nm 200 mW " would be a good one for me to start out with? I'll have them ship the batteries and charger separate for the extra $4.00 bucks

Thanks for any advice you people here have for me and in the meantime I'll keep looking around this forum.

lasersbee · Jan 30, 2009

ColeSloth said:
I'm looking to pick up my first high powered(ie not $6.00 model from the local 7-11) laser and heard from reading in here the Dildas were the descent thing for cheap power that aren't garbage. Do you guys think this one here you had linked "650 nm 200 mW " would be a good one for me to start out with? I'll have them ship the batteries and charger separate for the extra $4.00 bucks

Thanks for any advice you people here have for me and in the meantime I'll keep looking around this forum.

Yeah... the 200mW Red laser from O-like ( the Dilda) is a good starter burner...
but get some eye protection... 200mW of Red Laser can damage your eyes...

Jerry

Benm · Jan 30, 2009

200mW of Red Laser can damage your eyes...

And other stuff - the holes in my curtains bear witness to that ;p

ColeSloth · Jan 30, 2009

Thanks guys. I ordered it and I'll let you know how I like it once it comes in a couple of weeks.

Benm · Jan 31, 2009

I'm sure you'll enjoy it... its a huge upgrade from any lowcost zero-power laser you used before. Now go buy some matches to ignite when it arrives

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