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Re: 1-1.2 watt 445nm lasers CHEAP $180 Amazon.com search cr123, the second result.

Re: 1-1.2 watt 445nm lasers CHEAP $180 PM sent. About the batteries, 12 pack for 20 dollars. Streamlight brand. Work great for my tactical lights.

thanks for the graph, ElektroFreak it is exactly what i was looking for

I know the PHR diode is mostly 405nm but does anybody have a graph that shows the intensity of the other wavelengths that the PHR diode emmits. I searched the fourm but could not find anything, im sure its here but i am not shearching the correct terms. Thanks for the help, Tyler

Re: Teenie burners 120mw + red laser pointers $55 pm sent for one sorry for the repeats my broser froze i didnt know it was posting

http://www.physorg.com/news155846213.html this laser system will generate 500 trillion watts of peak power i thought it was a cool article, hope you enjoy :) when do you think they will have the handheld version ;)

Re: WTS: sealed NES, SNES, GBC, N64, NGC, PC, game do u have half life, half life the orange box, or quake not sure what one but the one with the nailgun

i can get u one for 25 tyd

iv got a couple from a laptop dvd drive can i do anything with them and what contacts are the positive, negative, and ground

Re: FS: RED laser asking $70 diamond is 5-10 times as thermally conductive as aluminum and somthin tells me if u can afford the diamond the machine work will not be a challenge to get done

anybody have any in the USA i would like two will pay 30 usd including shipping please tell me if that is not fair

Re: FS: 9 wicked lasers 25.00ea ill take 3 if available pm sent

what's the thread size on the aixiz module

thanks for the help i hooked a test load to it no voltage to the test load liverock use wires to reattach the diode. it worked for mine until i increased the voltage to 12.6 (thanks Dave i had no idea the voltage was out of spec like that) i never checked it.

the host was just a 3 aaa light i had laying arround that i didnt use its a no name off brand.I put 3 3.6 volt aaa in the light, spun a heatsync, used all the old hardware to supply current to the module. i dont know the driver but i bought it assembled from this post...