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Best introduction wavelength for "other" colored lasers?

ZRaffleticket

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Well with that logic you can add 577's, 501's, 457's, 430's, 604's, 607's, 618's... the list goes on.

Easier to just say everything else is >$1000 :p
 
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^^^No, not at all. That's quite a fair price for 300mw of 638
 
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Nah, for $200 you could get one that does almost 1w. The harder you overdrive the diode though, the more it shifts wavelengths towards 650.
 
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Not so sure about lazerer.com though. They've had a good amount of less-than-pleased customers in the last few months. The b/s/t section is usually your best bet.
 
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Two of the three lasers I bought from lazerer died. The third is faulty.

I think I can get a 1W 635 for <$150 in a custom host and all. They're not too expensive.
 
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