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Sony wins, corprate bastards. They still gotta make them cheap efficient, consistent and reliable.

515nm is not so gresat for projectors, so these may end up being limited edition collectors items.

Are these 510nm or 515nm?

It's ahead of 488nm, however I'm still waiting for <$120 if I do buy

Has anyone tried to make a 5mw pointer out of these? How low can they go and still be stable?

Not sure of the prospects these diodes have. Clearly 510 is too low and they will probably need 520 -545nm to be of use to microvision. 515 gives you little room for error. As posted earlier here's the chart. I assume it means all the colors beyond the triangle should look the same on my...

Re: FS: 240mW 450nm Osram single mode C6 laser ! Nice very tight beam with the Osram diodes. It beats the M140s in that catagory.

Why would you go 200mw on an off color laser? You can't view 200mw without gogles so who cares what the color is?

Maybe it'll be one of those crappy pens with no threading to hold it together.

About how much was the Argon 488?

Re: [For Sale] 1.85W Custom Z5 Build - Long Duty-Cycle! So many people are selling HP blues. I guess people just buy or build them and then are afraid to turn them on. I'm still pretty scared of mine and have only turned it on once.

It's going to cost $75 to dispose of the Mercury properly.

Vegeta, What does the scouter say about his power level? Not over 9000 but I think that scene pretty much some up this thread.

It's China, they make pills from out of the organs of second born children. Hard to tell if that is supposed to be a weapon or for entertainment.

This subforum probably needs to be renamed 445-450nm, since it has trended that way.

Here's my favorite PS mount. No fans needed, just gotta make sure I don't spill anything on it. Needs to be 3" by 5" though 98mm is too small.

Got mine today. Don't have an lpm but it's a lot more than 10 MW looking looking at the spot strains your eyes and it's not small either. Hopefully I can find an enclosure to mount PS and the controller. But overall a good $75 investment.

Sorry to rain on your parade, but the whole $20 thing is a misinterpretation. It is a goal that Micro vision needs to stay alive not an actual future projection. It's not impossible but I think it's very unlikely they will get reliable 520nm for <$20 by the end of the year. I hope I'm wrong

I'll believe it when I see it.

Payment sent. I was actually thinking of doing the same thing, inspecting this laser and upgrading the driver/lense or building my own.