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Where can you get labbys?
- Thread starter Dingers
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i recommend
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.10095 for red
or http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.10004 for green
the green module is great and mine has no problem running at 75mW
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.10095 for red
or http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.10004 for green
the green module is great and mine has no problem running at 75mW
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Razako said:
i second that if you're interested in spending some cash
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MarioMaster said:
i second that lol if u want a cheap green or red
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For some reason the name David Lanling rings a bell. I think he has a store on ebay for cheap labbies.
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And the best prices of all:DIY Laser show
Lab units are more expensive (at low power) because of the power supplies and heat sinking material. A lab unit will perform better than it's portable counterpart in most cases. When considering higher power however, lab units are FAR cheaper A 1/2 watt herc is 4 grand or so while a 1/5 watt lab unit can be yours for $1500 or less. Also, they have much higher power limits. The limit for a green hand-held is 500mW or so. The limit for a green lab unit respectively can be in the tens of watts.
Lab units are more expensive (at low power) because of the power supplies and heat sinking material. A lab unit will perform better than it's portable counterpart in most cases. When considering higher power however, lab units are FAR cheaper A 1/2 watt herc is 4 grand or so while a 1/5 watt lab unit can be yours for $1500 or less. Also, they have much higher power limits. The limit for a green hand-held is 500mW or so. The limit for a green lab unit respectively can be in the tens of watts.
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my modules are from lasever
my 400mw green is hitting 500mw
my 400mw green is hitting 500mw
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Re: LaserGlow Let me know, and if they discount any labby type lasers, I'll try to get you first dibbs when LaserGlow finaly has thier Spring Cleaning Sale. I do need to know what approx power output and budget to stay within so PM me soon! First request will have first dibbs!
