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This is really nice work!! Great to see the TO-3 package put into a handheld! Keep up the great work.:beer:

Just found this surfing around. Thought it was pretty interesting, all be it short. The beam shaping part is pretty neat. Enjoy if you haven't seen it yet.:beer:

Just Amazing!! Bids now up to $2025.00!!!:wtf:

I may be able to get some shots of the show. I should be back there on Saturday for the out. Good fun all around!

Just thought I would share a couple of photo's. This is an install of 6 25W RGB's and 2 8W 532's for the opening of a new arena in Brooklyn. I was told that projectors have Kvant lasers and Cambridge scanners, 40k. Sorry no photo's of the show itself yet, this is just the install. Nice to work...

Re: Selling USED X-Ray machine! Sounds like good dangerous fun. Your link to the photo's does not seem to be there. I would be interested in what kind of work you and Mario did. As I need yet another project after my surgical procedure to have another hole put in my head, I must ask what...

I was preparing my builds as well!!:crackup: LOL...I guess these drivers are still a hot item!

LOL....I was caught as well! Nice ploy!:beer:

Re: Selling USED X-Ray Tube "photos" That X-ray is pretty interesting stuff! Good luck with your sale, i'm sure someone here would be interested. On the side, what kind of PSU or transformer did you use? I would guess it's just to expensive to replace? Did you ever get photo's from the tube...

You truly have created a unique instrument! Great work! Thanks for posting the progress. Every ones builds are great to see! I would love to undertake a like build when I get some time from work and I think everything needed for information is here in this thread.:beer:

Pick which one you are interested in. They are $25 each. I'll double check it for working and send you a picture. They are 1-3mW I would think, perhaps 5mW but not sure. PM me your interest and we'll figure out shipping.:beer:

Bringing back the thread for one more go.:bumpit: I am now open to Trades and Reasonable Offers. I tested the HeNe's and guarantee they will work and can send a photo of it firing as requested. I'm looking for a 500mW-1000mW projector. Doesn't have to be some high end unit. A Chinese working...

These seem like a pretty good deal, and I would say if you are getting one that is hitting greater than 200mW, you have scored! That said, remember that a <5mW 405nm laser would be Very Hard to see, let alone at distance. What I'v seen in threads on these 5mW 405's is an average of 40-80mW and...

I'v been eyeing kits of these for quite a bit now. The basic building doesn't seem to be to difficult, but there is a controlling circuit that I don't completely understand. You've got a good start there though. Perhaps you would keep this thread updated and with lot's of nice photo's!:beer:

Very nice build!! I love the tiny fan and holes in the head for venting. The finished product is very clean as well. :beer:

Re: PERMANENT THREAD: Ebay& other internet FINDS of interest- read all the OP please This one came up not long ago. Anyone interested in a Green HeNe with a PSU included.:beer: Melles Griot Greene HeNe Laser 543.5 | eBay

They work great as space warmers during the winter, but for summer use I would suggest getting a bit longer exhaust vent and pipe it out a window.;) This thread is a good reminder to keep on track with maintaining. I think i'll fire up my two tonight.:beer:

Re: PERMANENT THREAD: Ebay& other internet FINDS of interest- read all the OP please That's a very interesting laser! Thanks for the links and information. I would think that it would take a lot more research to get it up and running, but those HeNe's do last for a while so it very well may...

I have some plans to make a nitrogen laser but haven't gotten all the parts yet to complete it. I did try to put some highlighter ink in-front of the TEA when I had it going but didn't see any difference in output. Granted this was by no means a bonified experiment. I would suggest making a...

His prices are More than fair. Keep us posted on your high voltage project!