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I have never seen over 35mw on 685

Probably 4500 to 5000mw of IR

Re: "CLOSED.!!!" GB: For The New 3.8mm Red Diodes 660nm (Taking Payments for Round 2) If you have another I will be happy to buy it.

It will probably be a bit of a pain in the ass. I bet that 1mw is closer to 15 or 20mw. I have found this host very easy to take apart and swap modules...

This sounds like an impressively bad idea

I liked my core a lot until I dropped it and everything came unglued :(

Re: "CLOSED.!!!" GB: For The New 3.8mm Red Diodes 660nm (Taking Payments for Round 2) I am in for 1 if you still have a GB going.

Bad beam specs and cannot be focused to as fine a point.

Do you have any idea how dangerous a 2w laser is? last thing we need is an automated 2W laser blinding random people

532 is a 808nm diode that shines through crystals to create 532.

Do you have safety goggles? That invisible beam will kill your eyes just as fast as a 1W beam of any color. IE in about .25 seconds.

Our eyes are more sensitive to green light so they will look much brighter with less mw

Pick up a LPC-826 diode about 10 dollars US LPC-826 laser diode 650-660nm 250-300mW [M0023] - $12.99 : Modwerx Shop You can push them to 300mw and see a nice beam.

Not very visible at all. How cheap? How Visible? You can pick up a crap green 30mw that will make a visible beam.

15-20% of an arctic max is about 105-140mw as they are not usually at 1w and more often around 700mw.

You can always get a LPC diode for <$10 and run it at low amperage. What form factor is the diode? Or build a 15mw 635nm :) Opnext Japan HL6322G96-A 15 mW 635nm Laser Diode | eBay

You can pick up a 300mw red laser diode for about 15 bucks.

Yey TJs back

They ebay 5mw pens are usually 30mw+. I would guess from a bluray player. I pushed a samsung bluray player diode to 70mw

Can you draw a schematic of your setup?