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Re: **** True >200mW 532nm S-KY PGL-200 handheld l
Joe, it sounds like yours is having a connection issue. All of the lasers ran at about 1.4A-1.75A when tested and shipped, and all of them were able to achieve the specification of 220mW for at least 30 seconds during the testing period. In your photo the laser is producing over 220mW, which it would not be able to do on 300mA of current (it wouldn't even lase). Have a look at the tailcap interlock and see if there is conection trouble. Alternatively (what I'd reccommend), you can mail it back to me and I'll have a good look at it to see if it still meets the 200mW spec, and if not, arrange for a replacement.
For the IR filter, 30-50mW doesn't seem too dangerous when a 200mW+ beam is shooting out of the laser at the same time. Most quality green goggles also protect for the IR wavelengths involved. If yours don't it's something to be cautious of.
Joe, it sounds like yours is having a connection issue. All of the lasers ran at about 1.4A-1.75A when tested and shipped, and all of them were able to achieve the specification of 220mW for at least 30 seconds during the testing period. In your photo the laser is producing over 220mW, which it would not be able to do on 300mA of current (it wouldn't even lase). Have a look at the tailcap interlock and see if there is conection trouble. Alternatively (what I'd reccommend), you can mail it back to me and I'll have a good look at it to see if it still meets the 200mW spec, and if not, arrange for a replacement.
For the IR filter, 30-50mW doesn't seem too dangerous when a 200mW+ beam is shooting out of the laser at the same time. Most quality green goggles also protect for the IR wavelengths involved. If yours don't it's something to be cautious of.