140mw green/532nm laser O-like module
Aluminium finned sink, powered by a single 14500 Li-ion battery. O-like module rated 140-150mW. $200 shipped with charged battery. Highest quality build you can imagine.
Minichrome red build, one piece Cu sink. 280mW at 650nm
So, here we have a minichrome build that uses a single piece of precision turned copper to form the sink and to house the laser diode, driver etc. The lens nut threads directly into the sink. Complete with Flexdrive 4.0, schottky diode...
Takes a single 14500 AA size battery (included). Produces 140mW so this is a good O-like module module. Uses a Romisen host and my own custom polished aluminium sink for continuous operation and excellent heat dissipation - $190 shipped.
Still avaliable in grey...
I have another of these lasers available to a good home...
This laser uses a Romisen host and a copper sink for maximum heat disipation. The laser diode is an long die open can from an LPC sled and is powered by a flexdrive 4.0 and 3.7V 14500Li-ion battery (included). The output beam can be...
This is a compact sealed 'OEM' configuration laser module and heatsink (copper/aluminum) in one. It IS the laser minus a $10 host which it will drop into if that is what you desire. There are several hosts it will simply drop into. Then it is a matter of inserting a battery. You can see in...
This is a custom green I built recently. Precision machined with aluminium finned sink and brass aperture cap. $200 shipped with a charged battery 14500 to fund another laser project. $220 for the polished stainless host. The module is from O-like and is one of Susie's 120-150mW items. Pm if...
I'm after the optics from this sled, so its fine if the laser diodes have been removed. Send me a PM if you have something you want to pass on for a 'modest' cash return. Ideally I'd like quite a few of these sleds.
Just curious if anyone would be curious to see a red laser which uses two diodes and a pbs to combine the beams if I make a personal project. Obviously a class 3b laser, I'd have to classify it as a module or bench top and probably put an interlock on it along with all the other warning...
Currently I don't have time for requests, sorry.
I do this for fun in my spare time and to support the laser community - and to raise a funds for other laser projects. So if your wondering about the low prices, its about recovering the costs for the parts I need to buy and then something extra...
Is anyone aware of some good deals on modest power, say 200mW closed can bare laser diodes at 650-660nm? Currently the cheapest way to buy red seems to still be a lpc sled at about $12 which gives you are 300mW LD but if anyone knows where you can find a bare LD cheaper I would be interested.
Copper heatsink as standard. This is a super compact stainless host that takes a single CR123A rechargeable battery. It uses the flexdrive set to 120mA for 120mW after the collimating lens from a handpicked PHR-803T laser diode. It uses a reliable twist on/off action which allows the super...
Available in 280mW red (650nm x20 long die open can) with AR coated glass lens or 110mW blu ray (405nm 803T) with acrylic lens. Copper heatsinks as standard. Flexdrive as standard. Each laser takes a single CR123A battery. The grey host is a clicky on/off while the silver host is a twisty...
Its compact with a flexdrive and copper sink. Takes a single CR123A. Its a bluray at 110mW - or is it? Actually I haven't fitted the laser diode yet as I can also put a red burner laser diode in there at 280mW. You chose. Looking for $140 shipped anywhere.
I'd like to transplant the module into a one of my host/sink combos but I need to get the module out without wrecking it. The new wish doesn't open in an obvious fashion?
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.1997
Oh, mine does 120mW of 532nm light.
;D Fitted with a 2W 808nm laser diode, 18650 and D=25mm, f=20mm NA=0.5 aspheric AR lens for maximum burning at distance!
Also includes, graduated Iris to allow power variation and control on spot size. No, its not fully operational just yet, but it will be in a while!