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how much would it cost for 405nm 120mW diode

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Does anyone know how much it would cost for a 405nm 120mW diode. I just want to know the average price thanks.
 





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Check the buy/sell/trade section for PHR-803T sleds. There are quite a few members sourcing and offering these for sale lately. Depending on the seller, you can grab them up for around $20US average.. Some sellers even offer to harvest them from the sleds for a small fee. Figure in a bit extra for shipping to AUS...

The only way to get an exact 120mW, or even know for sure that you have at least that power, is to check with a meter. These diodes vary quite a bit in output. One could output 120mW by being fed anywhere from 125mA to 160mA of current. A heatsink is also absolutely necessary if you expect these to last at these currents.

Send Spyrorocks a PM, he has some PHR-803T slede for sale at the moment.  [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

EDIT: You'll have to write more posts before you can send a PM.. not sure of the number..
 
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Check the for sale section, there's a guy selling complete ready to go lasers in aus at the moment, i think he had 3 of them with varying outputs.
 
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You could also run a B0323 diode at 120mA. Just a warning, a 120mW PHR won't last as long as it could at a lower current... These diodes were made to put out 60mW. I would run it at 100-110mA, which would give you 75-105mW. Or like I said, the B0323, though those haven't been tested much.
 




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