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**F/S**BR/RED with driver in Aixiz Module $40
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BluRay said:DiaChi whats the bump?? did you see the upddate on the 1st post?
Yours and Milantheone will be out on Monday
Tommy
Bumped it so more people would see it, also i couldn't be bothered searching through pages to find the thread .
How long should shipping take ? :-?
thanks,
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I would be interested in buying one of these. I can't decide which one though.
What is the highest mW rating you can set it to?
What is the highest mW rating you can set it to?
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What is the advantage to using a rkcstr driver rather than a flexdrive?
is there any advantage or what?
is there any advantage or what?
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pseudonyms said:
RKCSTR driver needs to have a higher input voltage , the flexdrive is a boost driver meaning you can use lower voltages than what the diode needs.
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pseudonyms said:
well i my opinion is advantage to use a Flexdrive rather than Rkcstr... you will need power supply only between 2.5 - 5.5 V instead of 7-9v with Rkcstr... for me this is essential.. there are of course some diferences in dimensions, but i think that the main difference is in voltage...
i prefer flexdrive but it is just my subjective opinion, so you sould make your own conclusion what will be better for your needs... if you will want to use 9 volt battery {rkcstr} or if you want to have more options which battery you will use = 2xAA or AAA, cr2, cr123A, 3xAA or AAA, 1x10440 3.6V, 1x14500 3.7V, 1x18650 3.7V {flexdrive}
i hope this help
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Diachi said:
RKCSTR driver needs to have a higher input voltage , the flexdrive is a boost driver meaning you can use lower voltages than what the diode needs.
-Adam[/quote]
But in this case, a rkcstr seems to be better for the price if I'm just using a 9v battery or 3 3v rechargable batteries and I'm not worried about it. I'm a laser noob, if you couldnt tell.
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Could you put me down for 1 regular BR. Also, would 110 be fine if I simply mount it in a hobby box, because I want to mount a switch and battery pack to it, so that makes it easier to change batteries/turn on and off? I wasn't planning on extended use, just ease of mounting it.
I'll contact you after you send the PM
I'll contact you after you send the PM
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I'm dying to get my hands on this! :-[ Contact me ASAP!
