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I ordered a 803t bluray diode in the GB section and want to use it with my scanners, but I need a dichro that will work with it.... will one that reflects blue and transmits green work?
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Dichro for 405nm?
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you will need to check the spec of the dichro
every dichro has a spec of what it will pass and reflect
every dichro has a spec of what it will pass and reflect
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Was looking at laserwaves, but they have no specs :-/
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FokoP said:
Material K9
Dimensions 15mm x 1.5mm
Clear aperture >90%
[highlight]reflect blue transmit green
R>98% T>93%[/highlight]
GBR Dichro
GBR (combines red with G/B Lasers)
Material K9
Dimensions 15mm x 1.5mm
Clear aperture >90%
[highlight]reflect green & blue transmit red
R>98% T>95%[/highlight]
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google stanwax lasers.
e-mail him and ask if he doesnt have he specs on his page
e-mail him and ask if he doesnt have he specs on his page
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Done.. sent him an email.... the specs on the site are a little pointless in this case as they don't say what wavelengths of blue it reflects 
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if you look ar edmund optics they give you a detailed spec
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i will speak with bridge later tonight to see if he offers a 405nm dichro and if not if he would be willing to work on making one.
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Laser waves do work, 90% effective.....
Well, 405nm is not a normal laser show colour because it is so dull...
But according to thesk8nmidget the dichros for blue from laser-wave will work fine, just won't be as reflective, so you'll lose some power.
I'm actually in the market for a 405nm dichro though, I'm going to try and mod my 130mW RGY projector I'm buying in to a 300mW RGV projector So if you find anything, do share!
But according to thesk8nmidget the dichros for blue from laser-wave will work fine, just won't be as reflective, so you'll lose some power.
I'm actually in the market for a 405nm dichro though, I'm going to try and mod my 130mW RGY projector I'm buying in to a 300mW RGV projector
So if you find anything, do share!
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as said above yes the laser wave dichros do work with 405nm but you they will be less efficient.
thesk8nmidget said:
You know how on the sites it shows the percentage of the transmit/reflect for the respective wavelengths the dichro is intended for?
Like on here: http://www.stanwax.plus.com/lw/dichro.html
What are the new stats if the 473nm is replaced by a 405nm? That's the big question.
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im sure if you guys are interested and we can get enough people i can get laser wave to make us some 405nm dichros.
we would need most likely 30 people interested though
we would need most likely 30 people interested though
