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445 blue laser dreiver any one tried these for the 2watt blue?






RedCowboy

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I have, they worked fine for me, but max output was 1.55 amps.

I like the bucking SXD with the fixed output.
 
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tommylee333

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the buck drivers are a lota more expensive, are they that much better than the cheap ones, what kind of luck did you have with the cheap drivers ? thanks for your reply and God bless you friend.
 
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If you know how to make a drive yourself. You may want to take a look at AL8806 chip ;)
 
Pman

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Funny you should mention those drivers. I purchased a couple of them and couldn't get mine to adjust. They would only output max although I'm pretty sure they were about 1.75A. Haven't used them yet and don't know if I will. In general I prefer small rectangular drives rather than the round ones but I tend to build smaller units and need or want the drivers to easily fit inside a standard module.
 
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Hi,
I purchased 4 of these a year ago no luck with them hard to adjust to much fluctuation. Trashed them SXD adjustable 150mA to 5.5A range with ramp up or a X Drive adjustable to 1.8a from Lazeerer . These are the only drivers i use and you can get a S Mini bucking and the Mini bucking also,
And you can get a X Boost driver to. They come in a round or rectangular configuration.All can be pre set or adjustable . You get what you pay for and i wouldn't gamble when there's a possibility of killing a costly diode.

Rich:)
 
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Unfortunately Flaminpyro is out of many of the common drivers and is having a bit of trouble getting them back in. Not his fault.
 
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