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Great. Could be a little while though. Ill pm you when I know.

I am actually very interested. I may be heading down south soon, and I would love to meet you :) The laser should be 1.3-1.6 watts of 520nm.

I just had a NDG7475 green laser built for me by Virtue Violator, but I don't have an LPM to test the power output. I was wondering if there was anyone with one that could test this laser than send it to me. When vv built it, he said it seemed a little dim and getting it tested might be a good...

Oops! Thanks for telling me.

I love it. Something about the color truly is mesmerizing. Cant belive you got that kind of output on the cheap! Its easy to forget about gas lasers nowadays but we cant forget there what brought us here, and we can't recreate the beautiful multiple emissions. Great job Sta!

Just thought id update yall on the situation. I won a used X-laser mobile beat Mk5 on eBay for $460 from a us seller)so it is likely not fake). After hearing lots of good things about them on photonlexicon, i decided to pursue a deal instead of buying a crappy Chinese projector. For those of you...

Indeed:drool:

Hi VV. How are you.

Thanks for the advice.

What projector would You recommend?

Hello everyone. I haven't been online for many months, but due to a recent show i saw my interest in lasers has been re kindled, although this time it is with projectors. After being wowed by the show with 2 generic 3 watt projectors, I decided to look into getting one myself. I plan on buying...

Indeed. I think we need a little more info about the stability and quality of the lasers before we can say for sure though. Now that I think about it sanwu has good prices for all wavelengths. Bit lasers is also very affordable.

Im going to try to get a 1 watt 520, but have to save up for it. If I get one I will compare it to my friend 6.3 watt 445. Ill report back later.

sounds good to me? Sanwu is good for blue, and so is jetlasers. Dragon lasers has good prices on 589.

I am talking about comparative beam visibility in conditions where particles exist to scatter light, I know there is no beam from even the strongest of lasers in a matter free environment as with no matter to scatter light, a visible beam can not exist. I also mean the comparison of two lasers...

yes that makes sense. If you can see the beam color, you are not seeing with only rods. And when I say i'm looking for the brightest beam, I mean the brightest beam in a set atmospheric condition. For example using a 7 watt 445 and a 1 watt 520 outside at the same time on the same night and...

I still find the prospect of a class 4 invisible laser scary.

By the time you get close enough to see the dot wouldn't you already have eye damage with a 1 watt:thinking:

Doesnet peak visibility shift to around 500nm in darkness? That would explain why the blue looks so much brighter than the red.