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  1. ZRaffleticket

    559nm Build in Vintage Flashlight

    Thanks! The vintage builds are nice but admittedly a lot harder without jayrob around since he did so many of them. This one was pretty much deemed a failure and only saw the light of day a few years after it was machined. These modules can handle the scotch tape/ some heat, and don't even ask...
  2. ZRaffleticket

    a New sharp violet diode

    Still interested to see if they can be pushed harder than the 350mW variant. From what I've independently heard, there is no reason to pick one over the other. I haven't seen any data to back that up though...
  3. ZRaffleticket

    Dont Buy Sanwu's 1.6W Blue Laser

    I suspect the batteries. If they advise 2x 18350 batteries, it probably needs the extra voltage that 1x 18650 can't supply. You likely only see dim output because of that. How do the shorter 18350s not work? Too wide, too long, too short, no output?
  4. ZRaffleticket

    strange 505nm emission coming from lasence 575nm modules

    Yeah I bought it earlier this year, Ocean optics usb2000. Range is 380nm-1050nm. Calibration is pretty good against my known dpss and gas wavelengths
  5. ZRaffleticket

    strange 505nm emission coming from lasence 575nm modules

    I took it myself, opt 572nm module and just turned down the current.
  6. ZRaffleticket

    strange 505nm emission coming from lasence 575nm modules

    Paul, typically this is visible pre-threshold. Is yours in a position where you can turn down the current? Best I can show is this:
  7. ZRaffleticket

    China 571nm pumping source is 940nm(Edit)

    Interesting, thanks for the graph. Very odd, I figured they'd use the same process for everything but I guess they actually do have multiple processes under their belts.
  8. ZRaffleticket

    China 571nm pumping source is 940nm(Edit)

    Not sure I trust that info from their sales rep without a spectro graph... every other module Lasense does is 808nm pumped, and I would expect the 57Xnm modules to be no different. (I do not own one of their 57Xnm modules to verify... but I would put money on it being 808nm). I would be more...
  9. ZRaffleticket

    559nm Build in Vintage Flashlight

    An alibaba seller called lasence sold me mine. Optlaser (also on alibaba) has their own versions as well. Just note these modules are in short supply. Would advise staying in contact with them to see when any are available. 570+nm I would call yellow, 560-nm I would call green... anything...
  10. ZRaffleticket

    405nm Laser Pen 488nm Conversion

    I ended up doing the same after seeing this since I have a few spares. Not sure the driver is the best for these, the diode I used normally clocks in around 489nm but it's pushing 492nm on the crap driver. Typically see that with CV sources being above the diode's rating and creates excess...
  11. ZRaffleticket

    Building a orange (613nm) Laser from scratch with off-the-shelf parts (and for cheap!)

    Yup nailed it, wasn't sure how the can would handle the pressure difference... but if it lost the vacuum and water got in, uncanned might also have an issue at those temps. If you do end up selling these, I'd probably be in for two to cover ~613nm and ~621nm.
  12. ZRaffleticket

    Building a orange (613nm) Laser from scratch with off-the-shelf parts (and for cheap!)

    I'm curious about that and if the diode you have is canned or not. This is making me reconsider even bothering with a 622nm diode at all.
  13. ZRaffleticket

    Am I Blue? Lines other then 472 in Doubled / SFM Yag in the Blue Spectrum

    Interesting. The math checks out, I never knew these were actually made/researched but they are in my theoretical chart for YAG https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PNEdnrtWtC5e9vqGuTR_Ip_6aujqoXCaQJTU0KzC4iA/edit#gid=5
  14. ZRaffleticket

    559nm Build in Vintage Flashlight

    You're almost better off contacting them from any listing then asking what they have on hand, at least in my experience with them so far. They are usually backordered
  15. ZRaffleticket

    559nm Build in Vintage Flashlight

    Thanks everyone! I lucked out and got a really good module, mine's running around 35-40mW, super stable too and CW at that. I passed on the smaller ones because I just do not like pulsed. I'm using the driver they included, these are more tolerant of input voltages than the smaller modules (I...
  16. ZRaffleticket

    Sharp 395nm GH0393AA2G

    I have noticed it's definitely dropping off on brightness. I can't tell any differences in fluorescence with the glow sheets I have though, I feel that 500mW is going to charge everything pretty quick. Thanks. I'm leaving it where it's at now with him, I don't want the headache.
  17. ZRaffleticket

    Sharp 395nm GH0393AA2G

    You just look for any opportunity to argue don't you? So much that you have to edit it in later? Yes, I go first because I put in the effort to get myself into this position, and I have no obligation to level the playing field. Allow me to elaborate on what I stated before, once a source is...
  18. ZRaffleticket

    Sharp 395nm GH0393AA2G

    Typical indeed. I spent a lot of time finding and building the relationships with the suppliers I buy from. As a wavelength collector, it is in my best interest to get first dibs on unique stuff. If people want these diodes, Phillip has already offered to set up a group buy for them, at cheaper...
  19. ZRaffleticket

    Sharp 395nm GH0393AA2G

    Unfortunately I'm going to have to keep my source secret as whenever they do get disclosed, they get flooded with emails and then don't bother with anybody anymore. My source tends to get some things a little early - or get crazy engineering samples out of the blue - so they're not people I'd be...


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