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Edit: I finally received my 18650 kit from JayRob. I must first thank him for his patience with me and what a great help he has been. The laser took 4 weeks to get from US to Australia O_O
Safety warning! Wear safety goggles when handling lasers! To take this pictures I was swapping the goggles as I was taking the images
Hey everyone,
Just received my Goggles from Survival Lasers. Shipping took exactly 2 weeks to get to Australia.
I bought these for blocking 445nm however since I don't have it yet I only had a red diode pulled out of a dvd burner to test these out with.
Overall the build quality is superb. Feels very solid and wraps around my face perfectly.
How it came
		
		
	
	
		
	
Whats inside
		
	
Tried my best to get a good image of the wavelengths and rating silkscreen
It says 190-470nm & 610-760nm OD4+
		
	
Laser dot from my dvd burner diode without the glasses
		
	
Laser dot with the glasses. The image turned out a lot darker than what it really is when you use the glasses
		
	
The kit finally!
		
	
Glass lens
		
	
The extra bits from the original host
		
	
445 Diode that I got from DTR
		
	
Frontview of the heatsink
		
	
Host in its parts
		
	
Driver on the pill
		
	
Assembled and soldered!
		
	
First power on test
		
	
First burning job
		
	
Quick beamshot
		
	
Control beamshot for the next set of tests
		
	
Beam through the Eagle Pair goggles. There isn't actually much of the laser hitting the envelope. That is mostly glare
		
	
Beam view from the goggles
		
	
Cheap ebay goggles (Trex) with link
		
	
Beam through Trex goggles
		
	
Beam view from the Trex goggles
		
	
Cheap ebay goggles. No name. Link
		
	
Beam through ebay goggles
		
	
Beam view through ebay goggles
		
	
Semi-final thoughts:
I love my new 445 laser!
The Eagle Pair is the pair of goggles that I would definitely recommend to anyone. They have a bit lower light visibility however they are able to block out the lower wavelength lasers and the reds as well.
Surprisingly, Both cheap ebay goggles work pretty well at blocking out some of the beam. However I feel that the second ebay set (not the Trex) works much better than the Trex ones.
Now all I need is an LPM. If anyone in Sydney has one and is willing to help me LPM all this stuff please contact me =D
Edit: LPMed at greater than 1W
				
			Safety warning! Wear safety goggles when handling lasers! To take this pictures I was swapping the goggles as I was taking the images
Hey everyone,
Just received my Goggles from Survival Lasers. Shipping took exactly 2 weeks to get to Australia.
I bought these for blocking 445nm however since I don't have it yet I only had a red diode pulled out of a dvd burner to test these out with.
Overall the build quality is superb. Feels very solid and wraps around my face perfectly.
How it came
	Whats inside
	Tried my best to get a good image of the wavelengths and rating silkscreen
It says 190-470nm & 610-760nm OD4+
	Laser dot from my dvd burner diode without the glasses
	Laser dot with the glasses. The image turned out a lot darker than what it really is when you use the glasses
	The kit finally!
	Glass lens
	The extra bits from the original host
	445 Diode that I got from DTR
	Frontview of the heatsink
	Host in its parts
	Driver on the pill
	Assembled and soldered!
	First power on test
	First burning job
	Quick beamshot
	Control beamshot for the next set of tests
	Beam through the Eagle Pair goggles. There isn't actually much of the laser hitting the envelope. That is mostly glare
	Beam view from the goggles
	Cheap ebay goggles (Trex) with link
	Beam through Trex goggles
	Beam view from the Trex goggles
	Cheap ebay goggles. No name. Link
	Beam through ebay goggles
	Beam view through ebay goggles
	Semi-final thoughts:
I love my new 445 laser!
The Eagle Pair is the pair of goggles that I would definitely recommend to anyone. They have a bit lower light visibility however they are able to block out the lower wavelength lasers and the reds as well.
Surprisingly, Both cheap ebay goggles work pretty well at blocking out some of the beam. However I feel that the second ebay set (not the Trex) works much better than the Trex ones.
Now all I need is an LPM. If anyone in Sydney has one and is willing to help me LPM all this stuff please contact me =D
Edit: LPMed at greater than 1W
			
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