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hello i am interested in one. once i buy is it possible to mod them back to being portable dilda

WOW thank you +1 i just completed a PHR built in one of Jayrob's chrome hosts but am awaiting batteries. Its running at 80mah thanks again great and clear tutorial

are, is the force of the battery pushing against the pcb which pushes against the flexdrive which is attached to the diode. If so isn't that potentially bad?

hahahaaha that sucks m8 i want to see pic but

dont worry even 200mw of blu ray reflected and thus unfocused may not blind you due to the blink reflex

good story ty for sharing

hey bro welcome to the forums. I'm in oz too. It looks like you have caught the DIY bug lol.

i might be be able to build you a waterproof 30mw green for $50 like in this link http://styropyro.com/lasers/rf50/rf3.jpg or a bluray burning module i made yesterday 120ma i live in Australia contact me by PM

It has turned into a kryton

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i think evolution is more intelligent

nice work, very sexy. But how do you replace the batteries, is there a threaded cap im missing?

well dr elbert and HIMNL9 your understanding of electronics far exceeds mine. I just wanted to provide a vary simple guide to measuring current without a dummy load for circuits with non boost drivers. And i have learned a lot from your discussion so thank you for derailing the thread.

i would have done the same lol so we're both losers

nice idea, i just ordered two kits myself

THIS IS How to measure current!!! Hello everyone, I have noticed that many people new to the hobby and even people new to building thier lasers don't know how to measure current draw with a DMM ( digital multi-meter). So here is my attempt at a tutorial. If this is a success I hope it will be...

hey get one from rayfoss mate Rayfoss hope that is what your looking for. I made one of these and they are great

well good on you chaos for giving such a complex project a go.

Hello, does anybody know of a cheap 12mm green laser module host like the ones at Rayfoss. A host which would allow a module to slip right in and be ready to go. I do know that Jayrob has a fantastic option for a green kit but unfortunately its a bit out of my price range. Thank you

i have a PHR at about 90-100ma, and with heavy use over a year in a jayrob heatsink it is still going strong.