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It depends on the efficiency of the diode, which varies. There is no exact number. The only way to tell what the output power of a laser is, is to test it with an LPM.
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what diode is it?
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you cant get that high of a output out of that diode set it at 100ma
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your diode would die very quickly, if not instantly at that output. 90-120mA is what we normally run the phr diodes at.
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the phrs are low power. if you want 150mw i suggest getting a ggw 6x or higher.
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You probably read correctly if you bought out off ebay. More than likely that is what happened
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well glad you figured it out... don't be disappointed though. the phr is a great diode. set a wide beam focus and put on some uv glasses and search around your yard for cool objects.
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Yeah, the PHR-803T will always hold a special place in my heart. The first real non-red "breakthrough" laser diode. No need to spend $40 for some PS3 diode that would die if you turned on your light while powering it up.
