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Diode is now in Canada. 
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GB: 1W 520nm diode information/giveaway
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Diode has arrived Stay tuned for data.
Stay tuned for data.
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op:I will crap a golden twinkie if I win it, tapered at both ends. it'll probably be the guy that donated over $200
Are we going to do one for the 445nm 3.5W 9mm nichia as well?
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op:I second the above post.
Except for the 445, I lost interested in those...
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If we get enough money
Seems to be less interest. (I must admit, I am a lot less interested in those than I am with these green diodes)
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I'm interested in both but TBH, If I had to pick between the two I'd take the blue. 4.5W+ from 1 diode, wow.
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There is money left over from this GB, maybe we could put the leftovers towards the 445nm GB to speed it up?
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whatever's clever and fair
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Well if no one has objections with that I'll do it
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I object.
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Just kidding
It's for the advancement of the hobby, whether it's something I'm interested in personally or not, putting money toward that can (and likely will) save somebody quite a bit of cash.
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Just kidding
It's for the advancement of the hobby, whether it's something I'm interested in personally or not, putting money toward that can (and likely will) save somebody quite a bit of cash.
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In the name of science.
Though what I really want to know, is why you're posting on LPF without laser graphs.
There is work that needs to be done!
Joking aside, the forum is either benefiting from knowledge, or $$$. So in the end, it all depends on whether the donations pay off the forum naturally without the GB funds.
Though what I really want to know, is why you're posting on LPF without laser graphs.
There is work that needs to be done!
Joking aside, the forum is either benefiting from knowledge, or $$$. So in the end, it all depends on whether the donations pay off the forum naturally without the GB funds.
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^ Did you figure out yet how are you going to cool the diode to -60° C, Bloomie?
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Great news! Crossing my fingers here
Can you also test it with the 3 element lens and report power loss vs. better beam?
I'm fine with using the leftover for the blue GB, but I'm not so sure we'll reach the total. The price is just too high for a 50%-60% increase in power... when it starts appearing in projectors I'm sure there'll be moe interest!
Can you also test it with the 3 element lens and report power loss vs. better beam?
I'm fine with using the leftover for the blue GB, but I'm not so sure we'll reach the total. The price is just too high for a 50%-60% increase in power... when it starts appearing in projectors I'm sure there'll be moe interest!
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I planned to use a couple large 400W (-60 to +180C). Though I've heard that these don't alter much once cooled.
So now the plan is to use a CPU LN2 system to cool an Al heatsink for a 638nm. They've hit 608nm at -191C.
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Is there a thread for that?
