new dealextreme 405+532

hugo999999 · Oct 5, 2010

hi,
just saw this before when i was browsing dealextreme. not sure if its been posted or not but appears to be similar to the one jayrob used for his yellow mod, but with violet and green.

DealExtreme: $35.50 2-in-1 5mW 532nm Green + 5mW 405nm Blue Laser Pen (2*23A)

ArronJamesLittle · Oct 5, 2010

Wow that looks pretty cool man, might invest in one of those, i wonder if you can press the green and blue at the same time could do some cool effects with that

magonegro · Oct 5, 2010

Warning. It says 23A batts used. Not likely cause 23A are 12v batts ant it makes a total 24v!! More likely it uses CR1 1.5v. Dont even think to put in 2x23A batts, this will fry the driver !!!!

DJNY · Oct 5, 2010

ArronJamesLittle said:
Wow that looks pretty cool man, might invest in one of those, i wonder if you can press the green and blue at the same time could do some cool effects with that

There won´t be any effect if you press both buttons together. The light comes out of two different apertures. The farther you´re away from the target surface, the bigger is the distance between the two dots.

Addonex · Oct 5, 2010

If these actually had optics in them to combine the beams like some of the custom modifications on this forum this would be 100x cooler

unfortunately I don't really see the point of just cramming 2 separate modules next to each other.

ped · Oct 5, 2010

Ive ordered one, will do a mini review when it gets here.

DJNY · Oct 5, 2010

I´m looking forward to your review!

ped said:
Ive ordered one, will do a mini review when it gets here.

I´ve got an Z-Bolt bicolored laser

I´m just looking on their military style greenies..

Maybe I´ll get one discounted for a review :san:
Green Beam Laser Pointers

hugo999999 · Oct 6, 2010

i wonder if jayrob will do a hack for this model too? :yh:

to the people who havn't yet seen it, its this same laser but green+red. by adding a dichro and holding both buttons he managed to make a cheap yellow laser

edit: the colours mixed in chroma, provided that there is similar loss between the two wavelengths once going through a dichro. second picture is with half loss of the green wavelength (from memory i think green loses something like this through the PHR dichro which i think jayrob used, the violet loses little).

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