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Haha i would, but that little board is smoked too xD i think ill just try and get a 'refund' ! haha

Ok, thanks. Just to clarify, the board im talking about was the unit's control board for motor / sound-to-light functions, heres an image: http://i437.photobucket.com/albums/qq99/flamin_d/117_5984.jpg ill check out getting a replacement, thanks

s**t. That red was pretty close to my eyes. Theres no real 'setup' but ill tell you this... the laser may indeed have been given too much voltage, it was part of a 5v laser show unit that recieved 26v via a broken power supply. The controllers on the chipboard fried but the green seemed to...

I have a 50mw green laser diode. When i connect it to 3v there is a faint red glow from the diode which quickly dimms. Is it broken, or am i not feeding it enough volts?

I believe this is the laser i have: >> http://www.laserss.com/doc/6194SH2-090714101443.pdf << It says the power type is 'CW' or continuous wave. Is that reffering to its output or its input? I tried it on 2.88v dc today both polarities and it flashed dimmlyfor a split second then nothing...

Interesting you should say that - i know adapters get warm, but i just took this one out the wall (left it in unconnected) and the plastic was melting.. cant have been right.. Anyway, heres a pic of the two lasers, and the little motor/gobo that difracts the beams. Ill probably do some...

There are pictures on the linked page, unless you mean images of inside the unit? ill post some up now.

I know how fustrating it is for you guys to have newbies ask dumb questions. So i did a little research before hand. I have this laser light in pieces on my desk. >>> Music Active DJ Club LED Green n Red Laser Stage Light on eBay (end time 10-Aug-10 11:45:29 BST) <<< The supplied adapter did...