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Re: Lava Micro FlexDrive Driver (lavadrive2) fits
I did. I'm out of groove drivers as well.
I did. I'm out of groove drivers as well.
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Lava Micro FlexDrive Driver (lavadrive2) fits pens
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Re: Lava Micro FlexDrive Driver (lavadrive2) fits
There out of stock >_<Phorze said:Just ordered 2 preset drives, 120 and 400 ma, on google checkout.
Can't wait
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Re: Lava Micro FlexDrive Driver (lavadrive2) fits
Announcing the arrival of the V4!
Specs:
75-400mA buck/boost 5V out
75-800mA buck/boost 3V out
75mA-1.5A buck 1.8V out
-positive, current regulated design
-fits inside aixiz case (12x9mm)
-85-95% efficient (93% for most uses)
-2.0-5.5V input
-totally awesome
-1.8-5.5V output
-4 solder-jumper selectable current output ranges
thanks for waiting guys I've got a lot to ship so hang with me
Announcing the arrival of the V4!
Specs:
75-400mA buck/boost 5V out
75-800mA buck/boost 3V out
75mA-1.5A buck 1.8V out
-positive, current regulated design
-fits inside aixiz case (12x9mm)
-85-95% efficient (93% for most uses)
-2.0-5.5V input
-totally awesome
-1.8-5.5V output
-4 solder-jumper selectable current output ranges
thanks for waiting guys I've got a lot to ship so hang with me
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Re: Lava Micro FlexDrive Driver (lavadrive2) fits
TOO SMALL TOO SMALL where is it?
TOO SMALL TOO SMALL
where is it?
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Re: Lava Micro FlexDrive Driver (lavadrive2) fits
What does all that mean?drlava said:Announcing the arrival of the V4!
Specs:
75-400mA buck/boost [highlight]5V out[/highlight]
75-800mA buck/boost [highlight]3V out[/highlight]
75mA-1.5A buck [highlight]1.8V out[/highlight]
-positive, current regulated design
-fits inside aixiz case (12x9mm)
-85-95% efficient (93% for most uses)
-2.0-5.5V input
-totally awesome
-1.8-5.5V output
-4 solder-jumper selectable current output ranges
thanks for waiting guys I've got a lot to ship so hang with me
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Re: Lava Micro FlexDrive Driver (lavadrive2) fits
The price is $23 now, the use of double sided construction and tinier components and more of them caused that. There had been a lot of requests to fit this IN an aixiz module so now what you see here is the smallest, most powerful and versatile driver available. It uses cell phone size tech inside.
Spyder, those are intended to be range capability guidelines given the input voltages 2-5.5V. I chose 5,3,and 1.8 as example output voltages because they are typical diode voltages. It's still a constant current driver.
Th0ughts said:
The price is $23 now, the use of double sided construction and tinier components and more of them caused that. There had been a lot of requests to fit this IN an aixiz module so now what you see here is the smallest, most powerful and versatile driver available. It uses cell phone size tech inside.
Spyder, those are intended to be range capability guidelines given the input voltages 2-5.5V. I chose 5,3,and 1.8 as example output voltages because they are typical diode voltages. It's still a constant current driver.
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Re: Lava Micro FlexDrive Driver (lavadrive2) fits
Order sent.
Get 'em while they're hot!
Peace,
dave
Order sent.
Get 'em while they're hot!
Peace,
dave
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Re: Lava Micro FlexDrive Driver (lavadrive2) fits
As always, thanks for your support dave
As always, thanks for your support dave
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Re: Lava Micro FlexDrive Driver (lavadrive2) fits
You have a great product and still continue to work on improving it. You are a great asset to this community.
Peace,
dave
drlava said:As always, thanks for your support dave
You have a great product and still continue to work on improving it. You are a great asset to this community.
Peace,
dave
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Re: Lava Micro FlexDrive Driver (lavadrive2) fits
oh my --
i can now directly drive a pumpdiode with it?!? awesome!
its *so* tiny!
again, pure awesomeness!
manuel
oh my --
i can now directly drive a pumpdiode with it?!? awesome!
its *so* tiny!
again, pure awesomeness!
manuel
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Re: Lava Micro FlexDrive Driver (lavadrive2) fits
The price is $23 now, the use of double sided construction and tinier components and more of them caused that. There had been a lot of requests to fit this IN an aixiz module so now what you see here is the smallest, most powerful and versatile driver available. It uses cell phone size tech inside.
Spyder, those are intended to be range capability guidelines given the input voltages 2-5.5V. I chose 5,3,and 1.8 as example output voltages because they are typical diode voltages. It's still a constant current driver.[/quote]
So you could still set the current and use it as you would a normal flexdrive?
drlava said:
The price is $23 now, the use of double sided construction and tinier components and more of them caused that. There had been a lot of requests to fit this IN an aixiz module so now what you see here is the smallest, most powerful and versatile driver available. It uses cell phone size tech inside.
Spyder, those are intended to be range capability guidelines given the input voltages 2-5.5V. I chose 5,3,and 1.8 as example output voltages because they are typical diode voltages. It's still a constant current driver.[/quote]
So you could still set the current and use it as you would a normal flexdrive?
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Re: Lava Micro FlexDrive Driver (lavadrive2) fits
Which diodes use 1.8 volts?
Which diodes use 1.8 volts?
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Re: Lava Micro FlexDrive Driver (lavadrive2) fits
the infrared-pumpdiodes of greenies.. means, you rip out the original driver, have only the relatively short metaltube, and use the new flexdrive. perhaps these IR diodes are not 1.8v but a bit above, but the new driver fits definitely! before, older flexdrive-layout, you would have needed to put a regular diode in between the driver and the greenie, so the "too low" voltage of the laser is heightened. which meant 1/4 to 1/3 more energyconsumption, transformed into heat right in your host..
sure, the flexdrive was the hottest thing available before already, but now, damn, its da secks in electronics!
manuel
Cappernicus said:
the infrared-pumpdiodes of greenies.. means, you rip out the original driver, have only the relatively short metaltube, and use the new flexdrive. perhaps these IR diodes are not 1.8v but a bit above, but the new driver fits definitely! before, older flexdrive-layout, you would have needed to put a regular diode in between the driver and the greenie, so the "too low" voltage of the laser is heightened. which meant 1/4 to 1/3 more energyconsumption, transformed into heat right in your host..
sure, the flexdrive was the hottest thing available before already, but now, damn, its da secks in electronics!
manuel
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