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so, finally got a PHR, so here's mine
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They're in my siggy.
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Double rainbows are even better 
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I posted these in another thread of their own, but I think they belong better here.
405 @ 480mW
445 @ 980mW
473 @ 100mW
532 @ 650mW
635 @ 6mW
655 @ 200mW
Here is a link to my Flickr with more 6 color beam pictures:
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405 @ 480mW
445 @ 980mW
473 @ 100mW
532 @ 650mW
635 @ 6mW
655 @ 200mW
Here is a link to my Flickr with more 6 color beam pictures:
>>>Click Here<<<
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Andy, that rainbow one that says laserpointerforums is really awesome.
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This is my rainbow, i need to take a new one though because there's no 473nm yet when this one was taken.
To make up for the lack of a 473nm.
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My camera does a terrible job of capturing 445nm (I cheated and changed the hue in Photoshop to make it look a little more correct), and the beauty of lasers in general, but here's mine:
From the left: 660nm SOC module from SF-AW210 @ ~150mW, 532nm Green Module @ ~3-10mW (rebuilt, from a $5.29 Ebay greenie), 445nm A140 @ 1W (ND2 filter to balance things out, prevent the cardboard from burning), 405nm PHR @ 100mW
It'll be a bit more balanced when my DX 50mW green module comes in.
From the left: 660nm SOC module from SF-AW210 @ ~150mW, 532nm Green Module @ ~3-10mW (rebuilt, from a $5.29 Ebay greenie), 445nm A140 @ 1W (ND2 filter to balance things out, prevent the cardboard from burning), 405nm PHR @ 100mW
It'll be a bit more balanced when my DX 50mW green module comes in.
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people get yourself a cd player and add a mirror.
then point all your lasers at once at the mirror
http://www.laser-man.co.uk/2006/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=5&Itemid=7
coooooooooool!
what's the smoke in the Pic1? it seems like somethin is burning
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Six different lasers that have been called blue. From left to right:
405(PHR)
445(casio)
weak 458nm line extracted from multiline argon with diffraction grating and mirror. Also commonly available in DPSS.
473(laserwave)
488 also extracted from multiline
multiline
To me, 458 looks the purest blue, followed by 473, followed by 445. Styrofoam to help distinguish colors:
And the high tech optical table I used:
405(PHR)
445(casio)
weak 458nm line extracted from multiline argon with diffraction grating and mirror. Also commonly available in DPSS.
473(laserwave)
488 also extracted from multiline
multiline
To me, 458 looks the purest blue, followed by 473, followed by 445. Styrofoam to help distinguish colors:
And the high tech optical table I used:
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You know, you can just click "thread tools" up there at the top of the window and click "Subscribe to this thread" .
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