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Help finding a 200mw diode module replacement

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Hello,
Does anyone knows where can I get a diode replacement for this Laser torch?
Are the DX 200mw modules suitable for this torch?

Has anyone managed to disassemble this torch? I can't get the diode out.

Thx.
 

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KiLLrB

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You need to supply alot more info about the laser you are trying to replace before anyone can help you.
 
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Yes, you are right.
First of all I have mistaken the forum. This is a <200mW focusable green torch, the one who sells Rayfoss, focalprice, and all those laser dealers. I just want to know whether this torch features a 11,9 mm module or bigger one.

thx
 
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Is it possible to dis- assemble the host and let us see the module itself? You could also place a ruler next to it so we can view the dementions of the module. most likely , it contains a basic retail green module of < 200mW . If it does , we can point you in the right direction! ......SHOW US THE GOODS!
Wolfram
 
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Hello.

I have sent the laser back for refund so I can't get it disassembled.
I have just received a Red 200mw old Dilda and I am amazed with the divergence angle of the beam at long distance. Also it burns great.

I wonder whether this level of divergence at long distance focus could be achieved for any of the cheap green lasers?

thanks for your help.
 
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Hello.

I have sent the laser back for refund so I can't get it disassembled.
I have just received a Red 200mw old Dilda and I am amazed with the divergence angle of the beam at long distance. Also it burns great.

I wonder whether this level of divergence at long distance focus could be achieved for any of the cheap green lasers?

thanks for your help.
As a general rule, 532nm's (green) have better divergence then 650nm's (red)
Maybe the one you had was defective to begin with.
Most 532nm's have great divergence. (even cheap ones)
 




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