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danq said:
[quote author=daguin link=1226676427/140#145 date=1227022216]You say toemaytoe and I say toemahtoe.
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I make firm tommytoes into salsa... it's strong stuff, tough to eat without a lot of brittle chips and a firm grip on a hard bottle of beer.
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DanQ[/quote]
How insensitive
This just made a happy tomato.... less so.
 





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happytomato said:
[quote author=danq link=1226676427/140#146 date=1227046422][quote author=daguin link=1226676427/140#145 date=1227022216]You say toemaytoe and I say toemahtoe.
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I make firm tommytoes into salsa... it's strong stuff, tough to eat without a lot of brittle chips and a firm grip on a hard bottle of beer.
   ;)
DanQ[/quote]
How insensitive
This just made a happy tomato.... less so.[/quote]


I have found that the members of the tomato species are a giving group that are happy to sacrifice themselves for the good of society (or a delicious party dip)

Peace,
dave
 
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Hi, is there a resource which has the manufacturer specifications for all these different blue-voilet laser diodes? Might be helpful when speaking of the differences.

BTW this one here is a B0323 laser at about 50mW, pic taken with a Phillips Webcam 1/10thsec exp. which is able to see the 405nm, whereas I found that my digicams were unable to see the beam.

i230.photobucket.com/albums/ee64/ncc1701_photos/tos_phaser/ Blueray_Laser_P1_lasing06.jpg
 
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So, to verify, this IS for 12x Blu-Rays? I followed it originally, up until shortly after it was discovered that they weren't 12x, but are these, now (for sure) 12x sleds?
 
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New_Reverie

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there are no 12x BR's this thread should be closed or die or something. Maybe jake can change the title so people stop posting in here. If you want a powerful 6x BR go to AMK's super long 6x thread for $55
 
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Unfortunately, don’t expect to run to your nearest retailer and pickup a drive with the new laser. The development and standardization time required for Blu-ray devices are painstakingly long. Because of this, the likelihood of seeing the new high capacity Blu-ray drives out on the market is still one to two years away. By this time, who knows what will be available.
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Can i replace my 803 whit this and use the same driver i have FlexDrive and just ajust the curent to a 200 mA? Do i need to get a dumy load to set the curent?
 
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amihov said:
Can i replace my 803 whit this and use the same driver i have FlexDrive and just ajust the curent to a 200 mA? Do i need to get a dumy load to set the curent?
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Read the whole thread. These are NOT 12X diodes. They are low powered readers.

Peace,
dave
 
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