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5W RGB is in stage for rehearsal.
R637~1W,G532~2W,B445~2W
Best regards,
Lily
R637~1W,G532~2W,B445~2W
Best regards,
Lily
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Getting ready for a show, very nice 
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But can it pop a balloon?
I almost had to put my sunnies on for those pics - that projector is seriously bright
I almost had to put my sunnies on for those pics - that projector is seriously bright
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Very nice beamshots !
+1 :beer:
Jim
+1 :beer:
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Nice beam shots. It's probably a lot brighter in person.
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"Can it pop a balloon?"Is your mean like this?But can it pop a balloon?
I almost had to put my sunnies on for those pics - that projector is seriously bright
Only if the Red diode is good enough,the laser beam can be pure white!I love it!
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Yes,very nice beam shots.Hope you guys also have this nice projector in the near future:beer:
Lily
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lasershowlily:
usually one of us when we see a nice powerful laser system with make the statement "But will it pop a balloon", "But can it light a match", "Will it cut electrical tape".
There's normally no need for an answer, and is just a joke, or you can answer with a crazy answer like "yes it pops 20 balloons in a row instantly". Untill power meters were available such as Jerry's Laser Bee and Kenoms Kenometer, or the Radiant Alpha, people without a pro power meter guaged their lasers by how fast it would burst a balloon or light a match.
Personally I think a power meter ends up cheaper in the long run, and no bits of burst rubber or smouldering match to pick up!
Thats a similar setup to what I'm building - 1.5W of green, 1.5W 445 and 1W 637. I'm just too lazy to change my signature
usually one of us when we see a nice powerful laser system with make the statement "But will it pop a balloon", "But can it light a match", "Will it cut electrical tape".
There's normally no need for an answer, and is just a joke, or you can answer with a crazy answer like "yes it pops 20 balloons in a row instantly". Untill power meters were available such as Jerry's Laser Bee and Kenoms Kenometer, or the Radiant Alpha, people without a pro power meter guaged their lasers by how fast it would burst a balloon or light a match.
Personally I think a power meter ends up cheaper in the long run, and no bits of burst rubber or smouldering match to pick up!
Thats a similar setup to what I'm building - 1.5W of green, 1.5W 445 and 1W 637. I'm just too lazy to change my signature
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lasershowlily:
usually one of us when we see a nice powerful laser system with make the statement "But will it pop a balloon", "But can it light a match", "Will it cut electrical tape".
There's normally no need for an answer, and is just a joke, or you can answer with a crazy answer like "yes it pops 20 balloons in a row instantly". Untill power meters were available such as Jerry's Laser Bee and Kenoms Kenometer, or the Radiant Alpha, people without a pro power meter guaged their lasers by how fast it would burst a balloon or light a match.
Personally I think a power meter ends up cheaper in the long run, and no bits of burst rubber or smouldering match to pick up!
Thats a similar setup to what I'm building - 1.5W of green, 1.5W 445 and 1W 637. I'm just too lazy to change my signature
LOL,thank you for telling me about this.You know,english is my second language.So sometimes,I don`t know you guys joking:yabbem:
Your own bulid:1.5W of green, 1.5W 445 and 1W 637,do you think the 1W 637 is too strong for the RGB?Is your 637 KVANT`s?
Lily
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I figured the green would overpower the red. I havent ordered my lasers yet but have settled on these powers for price and space concerns. The red laser is not a K-Vant. I dont have that much money - its going to be a LaserWave..
Whats in yours?
Whats in yours?
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In my 5W RGB,it`s 637~1W,532~2W,B445~2W.
Last year,i sold a 3W RGB(637~1W,G532~1W,B445~1W) to my customer.But you know,the Red is too strong,it makes the color balance not good.Finally,he saw that the white beam is not pure,it becomes pink.So I sent him a new stronger Green laser diode.Now,his RGB has the pure white again.
Lily
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ok - you asked me what brand laser i had in mine - I was wondering what was in yours
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ok - you asked me what brand laser i had in mine - I was wondering what was in yours
In my 5W-RGB,1W 637 is KVANT.2W Green is CNI.2W blue is our own.
I am curious about the budget of your 4W-RGB:wave:
Lily
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Wow I hate you now - those K-Vants are nice lasers. (kidding about the hate you part!)
I am putting 1.5W CNI, 1W 637 LaserWave, and have yet to decide on the blue laser.
I will be buying the red laser first where as most people start with the green. - its $1500. I'll then get the green ($850) and finally the blue. I still need a pass red reflect blue/green dichro, some 3 axis mounts, some mirrors and an AR window from edmunds, a saftey board and ilda gem from stanwax in the uk, and a pangolin quickshow (that will come last as I already have a frame streamer I can play with). I'll get the quickshow from hakzaw1 on these forums.
as for my red being too strong, I'd rather have too much than not enough. You can always turn down a colour in software, but you cant turn them up (unless you fiddle with the pots, and I'm not doing that to a $1.5K laser.)
I already have DT40W's, 2 x 3 axis mounts, a pass green reflect blue dichro (that works with 445 nm), a projector case, a baseplate and some power supplies.
I am putting 1.5W CNI, 1W 637 LaserWave, and have yet to decide on the blue laser.
I will be buying the red laser first where as most people start with the green. - its $1500. I'll then get the green ($850) and finally the blue. I still need a pass red reflect blue/green dichro, some 3 axis mounts, some mirrors and an AR window from edmunds, a saftey board and ilda gem from stanwax in the uk, and a pangolin quickshow (that will come last as I already have a frame streamer I can play with). I'll get the quickshow from hakzaw1 on these forums.
as for my red being too strong, I'd rather have too much than not enough. You can always turn down a colour in software, but you cant turn them up (unless you fiddle with the pots, and I'm not doing that to a $1.5K laser.)
I already have DT40W's, 2 x 3 axis mounts, a pass green reflect blue dichro (that works with 445 nm), a projector case, a baseplate and some power supplies.
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Just becasue my 637 is Kvant`s,so you hate me:yabbem::thinking:
Anyway,since you have made the good preparation for your own RGB,hope your everything go well!
If you want any help,it`s available to contact me
Lily
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Just becasue my 637 is Kvant`s,so you hate me:yabbem::thinking:
Anyway,since you have made the good preparation for your own RGB,hope your everything go well!
If you want any help,it`s available to contact me
Lily
The hate part is a joke. He is saying he is jealous of your Kvant's.
