Kenometer, $50 + shipping so far, 13hrs left.

• Aug 1, 2010

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Alexizupinhea

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Well, I've been watching this for a while, and I'm sure others might have seen it too. But, just in case, I'm not looking to buy it anymore, don't need one, and so someone here might get a pretty good deal (though the auction ends soon, so get in if you want it). Basically, just thought it should stay in the LPF family

Laser Power Meter, Burning No Reserve - eBay (item 130413981786 end time Aug-01-10 09:31:46 PDT)

 

• Aug 1, 2010

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I think Trevor has a bid on it. I was going to bid but found a better deal. Good luck to the winner.


Edit: Good luck to the bidders or something...yeah...whatever you know what I mean

 

• Aug 1, 2010

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Still saving up for a Kenometer Pro, and the way I look at it is, this is 1/8th of that so, may as well not - but, just an aside while I consider it, does anyone know how high these older Kenometers read? (Kenom, maybe?)

 

• Aug 1, 2010

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2w the laserbee mod takes it to 10W the max the sensor will handle.

 

• Aug 1, 2010

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What sensor are in those? Is there name particular to those older models?
Doesn't really matter, just wondering mostly.

 

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• Aug 1, 2010

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dont' know the specific model, but it is a Coherent thermopile.

 

• Aug 2, 2010

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Oh damn, the winner got away with a bargain.