HitShane
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I like how it is almost, a drop in mod... One solid piece module after its assembled...
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3.56W 445 Laser on ebay
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Yup, they are basically drop in modules, same as survival lasers used to sell. Actually even easier with this setup.
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I have a 3.2W laserbee and would be willing to meter as well. I think IE has a more powerful LPM though so if that's the case then he is the better option. I do have a bench supply and a multimeter so I can test its voltage and current draw if desired.
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I'll be willing to test a unit from the seller or trippy, whichever.
I have a Coherent FieldmaxII that I bought brand new directly from Coherent.
As far as I know, my FieldmaxII is the newest and most recently calibrated LPM on LPF
I have a Coherent FieldmaxII that I bought brand new directly from Coherent.
As far as I know, my FieldmaxII is the newest and most recently calibrated LPM on LPF
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It looks like we have a winner 
I still haven't gotten around to calling...
I still haven't gotten around to calling...
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I sent one of my LPM's to him. He should have it this weekend. It's a Laserbee II 3.2W which should work well for him to compare several different power and wavelength units against his 150W head.
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Once again DTR has it in the bag.
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That is a very generous offer. Thanks Jordan !!
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Rick asked me to post the following;
Idk, but to me it looks like he is doing everything possibly to verify the outputs he is getting.
Idk, but to me it looks like he is doing everything possibly to verify the outputs he is getting.
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The guy seems to genuinely desire to make a good name for himself and that I have to respect.
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So the 150W Ophir LPM is accurate afterall. The laser exceeded the limit of the Lasersbee 3.2W LPM. The conclusion is that the 3.56W laser is real. The diode must be exceptional efficient.
One remark : there must be some distance between the sensor and the laser to prevent external influences. It could throw off the reading.
One remark : there must be some distance between the sensor and the laser to prevent external influences. It could throw off the reading.
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Seams legit, for $225 its not a bad deal. Might have to get one and test it on my Ophir.
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Here is another video.
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Well I want one. And let's see if we can get him un-banned, we need a guy like this around here, he would be a good asset to the forum if he would like to join us and the forum is all about bringing great minds alike and not keeping them out. Who agrees?
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I agree!:beer:
