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On the contrary. I'm getting too many sales, I can't keep up by myself anymore. I'm getting orders out as fast as I can with the limited time I have, as I have a young toddler to take care of part time This unit was custom built last month for a customer that changed their mind, and since I...

Sold these yet?

Any updates on this OP?

This month's giveaway is a 1.6W 450nm handheld. It is built in my Eos series (Convoy M21B Host) 21700 body w/ G2 lens. To be eligible for the giveaway, simply like or comment to this post. The draw will be at the end of the month Good luck! Edit: The winner is LumenWorks! Congrats!

Please add your findings to the forum's public laser projector page :) https://laserpointerforums.com/threads/the-laser-projectors-diode-list.110913/

@Darktron might be your man! I can machine the parts for you no worries, but have no time for design/measurements and definitely no time to commercialize a new product

Good work my man, sick build! I really love what you did with the fan, and really glad you shared it here!

My pleasure! Congratulations on winning :)

I will be, 10% off all handhelds. PM me for discount code :)

This months winner is @Unown (WILD) ! Congrats! Contact me to get your new laser :)

I would prefer if you contacted me through private messages, I've gone ahead and sent you one, please check :)

Amazing collection! Glad to be part of it!

Last day to enter the draw! :)

Yup, will use entirely two different ones just to make sure to get consistent test data

Buy it, then refund because it wasn't a "laser" projector :ROFLMAO:

Yes, you'll need to attach a keyboard Pressing 's' will save all data. It saves graph and waterfall data as PNG images, with date and time as part of the filename. Additionally it saves graph data as CSV that can then be opened in other programs such as OpenOffice on the Pi.

Yup, 0.1nm resolution, its impressively accurate

I don't unfortunately, I built it for myself Here is the github for the project I used: https://github.com/leswright1977/PySpectrometer It uses exactly the same parts, same specs everything. My unit uses 2x 18650s to run in an enclosure