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You only need to copy and paste the links, not the actual pictures. Like this:

You couldn't even bother to post the meme??? LOL

I have the NUGM06 diodes which do well over 2 watts but they are "g-ball" diodes... However, I've finally found a source for the diode caps and will hopefully have those soon.

Found this on Sharp's website:

The files are probably too large. I use imgbb.com for free high-res image hosting.

$1K per Watt.... I'll take two! :p

Oh, I know!!! :ROFLMAO:

um, what?

Must be a very early version if not the first. X-Wossee had a lot of trouble getting the same chips over and over so the design had to keep changing.

Yours has a completely different inductor and the pot isn't aligned the same with it. There also seems to be some other additional components.

Although very similar, that does not appear to be the same driver. Are there markings on the bottom of the driver as to what model it is? Perhaps it's a very early version. I compared your picture to the drivers I have on hand and they are definitely not the same. Mine look just like the stock...

Yeah, but not for the money. They're like 10X more expensive so kinda cost prohibitive.

Higher wavelengths aren't as good for engraving/cutting which is a more industrial purpose of laser diodes.

Is is a Buck or Boost type driver? If it's a Buck then you will need two cells, especially because green diodes tend to have a higher forward voltage. Two 18350 batteries will usually fit where one 18650 battery was.

Yes, I believe I have a few left

Yes, I know you want it... LOL :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

I have a digital microscope I bought for purposes like this but I've yet to find the time to use it.

Re-capped diodes are available here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/285393701741 I think they're the same ones.

They appear to have these re-capped as well: https://www.ebay.com/itm/285393701741