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Advice for buying a rayfoss laser

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Could anyone here give me some pro's and cons about the 200MW focusable red laser?
I am going to buy this laser almost for sure but still wanna know some of the pro's and cons of it.
Is there any diffrence between these lasers below?

www.rayfoss.com
www.rayfoss.com
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Burnsy

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Hey
Only difference is battery: one is cr123 and the other one is cr2.
I can only say that my 200mW bluray looks like this one: www.rayfoss.com
had a really bad divergence. But on low distances it was easy to focus and was a great burner. Well I don't know if it's the same eith the red one.
greez
 
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I would go for the cr123 style laser. The cr123 cells tend to have a higher mA rating compared to the cr2, giving more power over a longer period of time. You can also find them a little easier the cr2 cells.

Are you buying this laser as a straight up burner? If so I would get a dilda from O-Like.
New Style red laser 200mW /adjustable [OLNRL200] - $44.99 : Welcome to O-Like.com, Your source for laser products

It comes with rechargeable cells, and a charger. Plus you will find that it will burn things much easier, since it wont have the extra piece of glass found in the waterproof model.
 

Mik

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since it wont have the extra piece of glass found in the waterproof model.

I just wanted to quote that particular line.. I noticed this recently on my little Romisen flashlight style green laser. Take out the glass lens (that appears super clean & clear) and the output gains over 10mW. The lens does rob some power.

For cheap red, I always vote dilda.
 
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I just wanted to quote that particular line.. I noticed this recently on my little Romisen flashlight style green laser. Take out the glass lens (that appears super clean & clear) and the output gains over 10mW. The lens does rob some power.

For cheap red, I always vote dilda.

How did you take the cap off, and whats exactly the difference between the burning of those?
 




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