Recent content by FutureOne

So sad these failed testing. I would have loved to buy a few.

What does the warning sticker say?

So this is a host with a driver? What's the max amperage it will provide?

Are you for real? Or was this meant to be sarcastic? Lucid dreaming isn't that hard. First thing you need to do is set an anchor in your head. For example, for me, my bed happens to be right beside my bedroom wall. So I practice at night when I go to bed, to press on the wall with my hand...

You guys won't like my answer. Not sure if I should post it.

Lovin' the vids!!! I am now more learneded!!!

No I have never directly looked at the glow coming from the cube without goggles. I can just tell it's bright from the corner of my eyes how it makes the room light up. And yes, the reason I was asking is that it would be cool to make a host that had a see-thru window so it would look "cool"...

Wow this thread got crazy. Ok so questions answered so far: 1. 445nm cubes can be used for 520nm diodes, but with higher losses = fixed!! Bought 520nm PBS cube from Stanwax coated for green. 2. The "glow" from a PBS cube is what I am calling the blue light that the PBS cube is radiating out...

What I mean by "glare" is just the glow caused by, what I'm assuming is a small amount of diffraction caused by the cube itself on the laser beams: As you can see from that stock pic, the 2 beams are passing thru, but the cube itself is glowing. Is that "glow" safe to look at without...

Hello guys. Have a couple of PBS cube questions. I have a couple of 445nm PBS cubes, and would like to use one for a couple of 520nm diodes. Will that work? Or is it better to buy 520nm - 532nm PBS cubes? And in general, once you have your diodes dialed in properly, and you're not looking at...

Re: FS: NUBM44 Build 6.8W $350 Do you know how much run time it has had? I'm also assuming it has no safety switch, and it's just a clicky on/off? I may be interested in this unit.

I have a couple of OEM Laser Systems goggles, and a couple of LaserGlow goggles. I believe both these companies are reputable?

Hello all. Question about the lenses on most goggles. If they get scratched, are they still safe? Is the OD factor related to a coating on the lens, or is it usually embedded into the lens material?

Re: FS 7W 445nm laser with batteries Hmm, cool thanks man. Going to PM him for details.

Re: FS 7W 445nm laser with batteries How safe are those diodes running at 4.5A? His ad says approx 1hr runtime. Do these diodes have the capability to survive for a while? I'd pounce on that offer, but scared I'll get 5mins out of it and then gets toasted.