From ebay listings I have found the following mixes....
Laser: Red 200mW & Green 60mW
CONSISTS OF 100MW RED 40MW GREEN AND BLENDED 140-150MW OF YELLOW
Output power: Red 80mW 650nm, Green 40mW 532nm
Output power: 40mW@532nm, 80mW@650nm, Green and Red DPSS laser.
Three-Color Laser: R:200mW@650nm G:80mW@532nm Y:280mW Mixed Yellow
..........so who knows :-/
so that is
3.5 to 1, 2.5 to 1, 2 to 1, 2 to 1 and 1.5 to 1 (all red then green)
Someone may yet come up with a difinitive answer....
I bow to Andy's greater experience, that appears to make 200 red to 50 green about right... I can only say that I have found much lower power green works well....
The ratio is also different with shorter wavelength reds (635nm) which appear much brighter than 660nm. You might be able to get away with a 2:1 ratio. The beam diameter is much larger however making it more difficult to blend colors. Go with analog like Andy said.
I am planning on making a cheap yellow so the green is deal exteame but i will remove the module and make my own driver so it will be analogue and my red phazor will be variable aswell - as i think it is pertaining to laser shows i will link you to my project, the getto spirograph http://www.laserpointerforums.com/forums/YaBB.pl?num=1203878858 (oh yer it feels good to be able to post links)