Well, the laser arrived and it is clocked at 1.4w, I'd guesstimate is more like 1.32 when I installed me Efest 4200mah 50w 3.7v 26650 batteries, but wow its great. I like that its clocked a little lower because I want this thing to be able to run indefinitely. I heard some people say the life of...
okay yeah you caught me being too lasy to type it as -near-uv thanks @bostjan thanks for the post i will test it out tho and tell you how effective that really is, like i said it will completely alter the chemistry of the organic parts of the water
and if you didnt know they use 405nm in...
I am not worried about bacterial DNA. THe DNA will die soon after inactivating because 405nm light does a lot of photochemistry which will equate to lightly microwaving the bacteria over time.
The article I posted said that while this UV is 1/100th the power of 280-260nm, it is much safer to...
From a uv disinfectant solution website:
"It appears that 405 nm light can achieve inactivation of many bacteria; however, the fluences required for 1-log inactivation are very high (60 to 120 J/cm2)."
... for what they are calling 4-log inactivation, which is supposedly where 3-4 log...
Hmm, well I have a microscope. If it really works well, I will know for sure. Maybe I should make a thread about it in the violet forum to show the results and see which wattages actually will do it right.
i got the sanwu striker 1.6w 405nm laser with an expander goggles and battery paks coming in
anyone wanna recommend a good duty cycle free cheap burning laser in blue or red to go with it? im talking less than $100 by far
maybe 500mw blue would do it? but refer me to smth
at any rate i think...