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Count me in. Would be great if the power output could be increased to at least 5amps with heat sinking. Maybe even a round pcb as well.

nice, ya the used one looks exactly like mine. that one from techhood looks interesting. i know him to have good support but kind of hit or miss with some products. pbs cubes and some other optics are usually way off spec. i'll leave it at $500 for now and lower it in a few weeks

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Hey Hakzaw long time no see. glad youre still active on here. yes in no rush to sell just thinking i should sell it since i almost never use it. I should add the driver has a 0-5v analog modulation input. forget the frequency.

Hey lpf, been a long time since i've been active but i have a laser i'd like to offload. well made 532nm laser head with the dpssl driver. the head is tec and fan cooled. the driver features 110-260v input with keyed interlock safety, led power output display, and power adjusting knob. laser...

when are the superdrive lv drivers going to be ready?

selling a set of sellstrom laser goggles. lenses are clean and rated for od4 @ 515nm and lower but from my testing work well into 532nm they are also made of glass and removeable for easy cleaning retail on these was over $300 asking $45 shipped in the us.

Up next for all you blue laser guys and gals, 18 (2 left) pairs of UVEX goggles with flip up lenses. These glasses are a little different as they are alignment glasses with two different sets of od lenses. The combined optical density is insane. Here is a link to a similar pair with the same...

selling a pair of new laser shields noir laser goggles. these are basically new and retail for over $200 190nm-400nm OD5+ 580nm-590nm OD5+ 645nm-670nm OD5+ 585nm OD6+ 650nm-685nm OD6+ asking $45 shipped conus

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you can use multimode diodes with long fl primary lenses. this would greatly control divergence up to a point. if beam alignment is an issue there are a few options, you could use micro flex mounts and bounce the beams at a 45 degree angle benefit is precise beam alignment, drawbacks are size...

bump! these glasses retail for $200+ with these high power levels we commonly see this is a cheap investment in keeping the only set of eyes you have.

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would like to see a boost driver with the following -round form factor -high amp output (at least 4 amp) -hole in the middle - v- input in around the outside perimeter for easy case neg connection.

hey everyone, i still have some glasses for those interested I am the op for those not aware

where can i find one of those side clickys, looks really nice. hows the action on it?

paul is right with regards to the durability of the sensor. it holds up way better than my old laserbee. i never put a focused beam on a sensor, day one stuff lol. 3.7 watts is the max it can read and the data logging is easy/nice.