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FS: Ribbed Silver/Chrome 445nm - Pico/Pocket Build - SOLD
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Re: FS: Ribbed Silver/Chrome 445nm - Pico/Pocket Build
Have a flashlight in this host, it´s awesome!
Have a flashlight in this host, it´s awesome!
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Re: FS: Ribbed Silver/Chrome 445nm - Pico/Pocket Build
This is a lovely little laser. Exactly what I like
rhd, I wish you the worst possible luck in selling this:na:
(That way I can pick it up in a 2-3 weeks)
This is a lovely little laser. Exactly what I like
rhd, I wish you the worst possible luck in selling this:na:
(That way I can pick it up in a 2-3 weeks
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does the beam look as good in person as it does in the video?
does the beam look as good in person as it does in the video?
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wow, just realized i've been on these forums for 3 years building lasers and that was my first post lol.
wow, just realized i've been on these forums for 3 years building lasers and that was my first post lol.
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Re: FS: Ribbed Silver/Chrome 445nm - Pico/Pocket Build
Thanks! You're a good friend
Well, I mean it's a 445 - I can't really say that I've ever found 445s to look any different from each other. There's nothing special about this guy in that respect - it's just a typical 445. I will say that the camera shots look more "violet" than in real life. The beam is actually a lot more "blue" than my camera sees it. And of course like most beam shots, there was some glycerine in the air to make the beam really pop (but it's a visible beam even without it).
This is a lovely little laser. Exactly what I like
rhd, I wish you the worst possible luck in selling this:na:
(That way I can pick it up in a 2-3 weeks
Thanks! You're a good friend
Well, I mean it's a 445 - I can't really say that I've ever found 445s to look any different from each other. There's nothing special about this guy in that respect - it's just a typical 445. I will say that the camera shots look more "violet" than in real life. The beam is actually a lot more "blue" than my camera sees it. And of course like most beam shots, there was some glycerine in the air to make the beam really pop (but it's a visible beam even without it).
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Re: FS: Ribbed Silver/Chrome 445nm - Pico/Pocket Build
pm sent
pm sent
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Why thank you:na:
Seriously though, if it wasn't for timing, I would take this laser in a second Just ask Angelos, I love small lasers
Hows the duty cycle on high for this little monster, ~30 seconds?
Thanks! You're a good friend
Why thank you:na:
Seriously though, if it wasn't for timing, I would take this laser in a second
Just ask Angelos, I love small lasersHows the duty cycle on high for this little monster, ~30 seconds?
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InfinitusEquitas:950119 said:Thanks! You're a good friend
Why thank you:na:
Seriously though, if it wasn't for timing, I would take this laser in a second
Hows the duty cycle on high for this little monster, ~30 seconds?
Between 30 and 40 seconds. However, one of the cool benefits of this 5 mode driver, is that on lower power modes, you have an unlimited duty cycle. I say that, with full appreciation for the implication of such a comment. You can truly run this on low until the battery is dead. It makes sense if you realize that low power mode is actual a pulsed output that delivers a very tiny amount of output power. It's neat to have the option though.
Oh, and at the end of the 30 or 40 seconds, the driver automatically switches into low power mode to reduce heat. Neat feature.
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Re: FS: Ribbed Silver/Chrome 445nm - Pico/Pocket Build
where did you get this host?
where did you get this host?
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Although not an easy task, with the right keywords and a little searching you can find the host. I ran across it awhile back (and even posted a link to it) but out of respect for RHD I'm not going to repost the link.
where did you get this host?
Although not an easy task, with the right keywords and a little searching you can find the host. I ran across it awhile back (and even posted a link to it) but out of respect for RHD I'm not going to repost the link.
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:cryyy: Hope this laser found a good home. I would have taken it in eventually
Hope this laser found a good home. I would have taken it in eventually
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well he DID say he got some "extras"
dont know if he will be making any more though
i wanted this as well ^^
dont know if he will be making any more though
i wanted this as well ^^
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I´m totally happy with my CR2 445nm keychain, otherwise this built here would be mine
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I bought Lazeerer's polished mini 445nm and absolutely love it... 350mW+ of power, with duty cycle of 45 seconds or so.
At one point I wanted more power... now I want more power in a smaller package
The heat shut off to low mode on this build is VERY attractive IMO....
At one point I wanted more power... now I want more power in a smaller package
The heat shut off to low mode on this build is VERY attractive IMO....
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Ask DTR, lazeerer or rhd for building you a 445nm one, adding the heat shut off shouldn´t be a problem.
Believe me, these CR2 keychains are VERY WELL heatsinked for their size. With a G1 you get >700mW easily.
Believe me, these CR2 keychains are VERY WELL heatsinked for their size. With a G1 you get >700mW easily.
