FS: Interresting Looking Custom Host.

Livinloud said:

On mobile as well and they show up normal......let me guess you are on an iPhone

Click to expand...

Heck no. OnePlus One.

They are still showing up as 240x320 thumbnails, even when viewed as desktop. C'est la vie.

Rhd who invited you to be able to buy a OnePlus One?

IsaacT said:

Rhd who invited you to be able to buy a OnePlus One?

Click to expand...

I frequent a forum called LPF, and a kind soul posted the invites in a forum thread

Ahhh. lol. Must have missed it. Oh well, my Nexus 5 is serving me faithfully.....USUALLY through the whole day.

IsaacT said:

Ahhh. lol. Must have missed it. Oh well, my Nexus 5 is serving me faithfully.....USUALLY through the whole day.

Click to expand...

My Nexus 5 was serving me faithfully as well, almost through the whole day.

Phone twins?

You guys need to get a backup battery

I pack this when I know I'm going to have a +16h day.

Been thinking about a mophie or something but have other priorities for my moneys right now.

ARG said:

You guys need to get a backup battery

I pack this when I know I'm going to have a +16h day.

Click to expand...

There's a much more space efficient option:
2 6s Lipo Battery USB Charger Adapter T Plug FOR 3 7V Mobile Phone Cell Phone | eBay

rhd said:

There's a much more space efficient option:
2 6s Lipo Battery USB Charger Adapter T Plug FOR 3 7V Mobile Phone Cell Phone | eBay

Click to expand...

That's pretty handy!

The power inverter is mostly for my laptop, lets me get another 6h of battery life from it

Received the host today, very very nice. Only wish it had a black wire inside the head end too, but I made due by jamming the end of the black wire coming from the DTR module between the inside of the aluminum hosts head end where the 12mm module inserted and the body of the module itself. Although the module can't recess all the way in that way, there is enough heat sinking, I will have to fix it to be right later so it will recess all the way in, once I find a better way to ground the black or negative wire from the diode module to the case.

I put a high power 700mw violet laser module in it I bought from DTR which puts out closer to 950 mw at the current setting I chose. For such an unusual host, I thought an unusual laser ought to be in it and it burns like hell, you can't see the beam well at 405nm, but dare to put it on your hand for a second and you will see how powerful this violet laser really is, burned far faster than I thought it would and at far higher pain than I anticipated, won't do that again. This is a burning laser at that power output, amazing how well this burns stuff, why even dink with IR lasers you can't see the beam at all with when a diode like this is available? Well, I could say that about all of the 1 watt and up diodes

16X BDR-209 Bluray Diode http://laserpointerforums.com/f38/pioneer-16x-bdr-209dbk-88124.html

Ehgemus said:

SOLDFor sale is a custom host that holds a full size module 12x30mm or DTR module and 1x18650 or 2x18350 batteries. Side switch is momentary ( does not light up). Also has a focus ring. The host is prewired and has a positive battery contact. This host can be built in about 15min.
9" long 1" Dia

55.00 shipping in the US
International shipping please pm me thanks.

Click to expand...

Laser Project said:

Received the host today, very very nice. Only wish it had a black wire inside the head end too, but I made due by jamming the end of the black wire coming from the DTR module between the inside of the aluminum hosts head end where the 12mm module inserted and the body of the module itself. Although the module can't recess all the way in that way, there is enough heat sinking, I will have to fix it to be right later so it will recess all the way in, once I find a better way to ground the black or negative wire from the diode module to the case

Click to expand...

All you need to do is connect your black negative wire to the (case pin) on the back of the diode.

Oh, I didn't have a wire for that coming out of the module, I will open it up and solder one on, now I see how. Thanks.