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800 mA, or less.

Very good attitude, +1.

Very nice, truly one of a kind! :beer:

How about, Dr Emmit Brown, Just don't forget the flux capacitor! :umbrella:

Well it's good that they have agreed to replace it because of the low output. But it's still a shame, and reinforces what many others experiences are with WL. I mean even if you HAD bought the 500mW version, I would bet a dollar to a doughnut that the output would only be around 200-300mW, you...

^^ Go to post #131 in this thread, and you will see why he decided to do this. Personally, I think he made the best decision.. ;)

^^^ So true! Jayrob is the man..:bowdown:

Re: VERY BAD EXPERIENCE with 'bhwollen' 0.71, I WIN!!! :crackup:

If it indeed is a ruby rod, it uses chromium as the medium. ND yag or glass rods use neodymium. :)

^^^ Props to you both for doing these reviews! :thanks:

Lots of good info there, +1 for you sir! :beer:

^^ Yea, it almost seems like these are even TOUGHER than the 445s. These little diodes are only rated at 300mW, and isn't dead yet! I bet the 500mW version would hit 2 watts!! :eek:

Jordan, you are truly THE MAN!! So I'm guessing you still haven't got it to kill over yet? Wow, just wow. I am so blown away by this! I really still don't have the funds, ( still looking for a proper job ). But I may have to break down and get one of these from you!:undecided:

Wow, you are a lucky man indeed! I guess static cling wasn't too much of an issue, or else it would have killed your diode. ( Must have used a good bounce sheet! ) :crackup:

Ha ha, KRAPTON. The name says it all....:D

You won't go wrong with Gary, he's a top drawer individual, with a top shelf company!:beer:

There is allot of experience talking here, please take it! I do however own an arctic myself, and yes the host is pretty cool I'll admit. But after being jerked around for 6 months waiting on delivery, and getting an under powered laser. It's just not worth the money, or the gamble. :tired:

Great review, great pics! That next to the last photo looks like the beam is creating a rip in space time itself! :eek: And a big thanks to Jayrob for offering this kit!

^^ This is probably the most likely cause, or possibly the ISS. As AJ said you can google satellite tracking to find out. Now if said object suddenly and rapidly made a zig zag, or right or left angle turn, then it was something else! :can:

^^^ Sounds more like UFOs to me! :thinking: