FS: >110mW PHR, >140mW 4x & >170mW 6x Blu-Rays

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IgorT said:

Man, you're gonna have more than me!

I only have two at the moment. Still haven't had a chance to finish the third...

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Nope! I sell 'em to friends! Right now, I only have the one, but the cool case was about the nicest of them that I've seen, not much difference though, all the IgorT lasers are so sharp looking!

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Got mine in the mail about a 5 days ago, and I can't put the thing down. the build quality is just great and it is just how he described it. IgorT kept in contact through the whole process and made sure everything was perfect.

If he starts making some new lasers.....I will be purchasing from him again for sure.


Thank you IgorT!

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scopeguy20 said:

I'm going to get my 4th and 5th units of these soon! LOL! I sure love these lasers!
;D ;D ;D

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4th and 5th.....wow!  
I'm going to get my 1st one! And I'm so sure it will be astonishing that I already ordered some sheets of glowing safety paper.....

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I GOT IT! 128 mW of absolute beauty!  
And the size: give a look at the picture, near a Dilda and a DL Viper GW 95!  ;D ;D ;D

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Hehe, good thing you live in EU like me. You got it REALLY fast!

Very glad you like it! I hope you enjoy it VERY much!

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2nd picture (output power)

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Third picture (a nearer look)

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IgorT said:

Hehe, good thing you live in EU like me. You got it REALLY fast!

Very glad you like it! I hope you enjoy it VERY much!

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Eh, now I can understand Scopeguy20.... ;D

The next new Sanyo blue diode 12x must be yours....450mW!!!!

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Hehe, well, i have a 200mW 6x diode which cost me $350 to get (with help from GooeyGus, who has my eternal gratitude for getting me hooked), in this exact same build. It's doing just fine..

The Sanyo diode would be a good thing to have, but imagine the current that has to take. My build can support an open can, and i left one on for half an hour once, and it did not climb above body temp. This means the PHR blu rays have a practically unlimited duty cycle in this build.. My 6x running at 200mA warms up a bit more, dissipating almost as much heat as an open can. But the 450mW Sanyo diode...

I have some new heatsinks on the way, that will maximise aluminum mass and maintain a good heatsink to host contact.. Those will be better for an open can in this tiny host.. They MAY be able to support a higher power blu ray. But there a duty cycle really would be required..

I will need to test the new heatsinks, and compare them to my all-in-one heatsink/module, to see if they are any better. I'm hoping they will provide even more stability for an open can red. If so, this tiny host may even be capable of supporting a high power futuristic blu ray diode. Thanks god my driver can handle 1.5A and boosting to 25V.. With the PHRs it doesn't even break a sweat, in fact, it could power four of them in series. But a 450mW blu ray would probably give it a good workout..


But seriously.. That thing is so far in the future and will be so expensive, that just thinking about it is torture..



Oh, you asked me why in some pictures the beams look fat and thin in others.. Some of it is from the axis from which the beam is seen, as you saw yourself now.. But a part of it is, that in some pictures, you see a PHR and my 6x side by side.. The 6x has a rounder and a fatter beam, compared to the PHR.

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Anyway, did you expect the laser to be that small and look like that, based on the pictures?

I keep saying the pictures do not do it justice, but people are always surprised, when they get it and finally see it in person..

The picture you made with other well known lasers side by side is finally a good comparison at least for the size. Thank you for that!

Can't wait to see more pics!

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IgorT said:

Anyway, did you expect the laser to be that small and look like that, based on the pictures?

I keep saying the pictures do not do it justice, but people are always surprised, when they get it and finally see it in person..

The picture you made with other well known lasers side by side is finally a good comparison at least for the size. Thank you for that!

Can't wait to see more pics!

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I have spent all the afternoon trying to make a good video of the surprising burning power of this little beauty, but I get some problems with the format used by my Panasonic DMC-FZ50...., on the other side, my webcam (Logitech 9000) is not sufficiently as good as I would like. :'(

Anyway, no: I have to admit, I was not expecting that your host was so small and handly, also if it weights a little more than the Dilda. Herewith is another picture (I hope sufficiently detailed) while I'm holding it in my hand...
What I want to show in a movie is the burning capability of its 128mW....unbelievable! (Next in the future... :

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Very nice picture! Thanks!

Doesn't this host make a great laser? Finding it was almost worth the 30 something useless hosts i got, when i ordered more of the one i used for the prototype.



To everyone awaiting the laser: The label is in the battery compartment. Take it out BEFORE sticking the battry in. (Make sure you use the correct polarity! Check the instructions)..

Please read the "label applying" instructions before sticking it on, if you want it to look as nice as in the above picture.. I explained how to do it a few pages ago. It takes some patience a couple of minutes and several tries, but the results are worth it. Much better, than a crooked looking label.

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I received my Igor Blu-Ray almost 2 weeks ago now....I've been so busy at work that I hadn't had time to post about Igor's fine Laser build....however today I find that I do have some unexpected free time, so here's a nice Graph of the >110mw Blu-Ray I bought from Igor;

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Igor builds one heck of a GREAT BluRay Laser that is 2nd to none. His knowledge on these is unbelievable and he supports you every step of the way. I HIGHLY recommend you let Igor custom build one for you today. You tried the rest, now get the BEST

And here's another Graph view to show you why

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Here's a quick shot to show the size of the little rascal, sorry the lighting in this room is not too good;

You know I like this build so much, I just went back to Igor to have him build me another one, but at a even higher power output

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Hi Electron, excellent idea to show such graphs! They speak more than a long speech.
Thinking at all the various graphs issued in the Forum, I don't remember to have seen before a so steady constance in the output power! IgorT has manufactured a superlative product. [smiley=thumbsup.gif]