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I'd also like to add a correction here. Most of the IR that leaks out is actually 808nm, not 1064nm. You can't see 1064nm, and if you can, chances are you've already incurred permanent eye damage. Also, if you get that much 1064nm leakage, it means your doubler is f :) cked. But that's beside...

4.4 is doable on air or with phase change. But to get 6, you need LN2.

I'm assuming he means the sum of all 4 cores, in which case each core is running at 1.625GHz. Without liquid nitrogen, you physically can't hit 6.5GHz and keep it there. On top of that, the i3 should easily match the E8400 in terms of video conversion. It should never take a full 6 hours...

Although I don't own an RGB or RGV system (and my advice can be seen as talking out of my buttocks), but I can try and give you a few tips anyway. 445 is much brighter than 405, and is also actually blue. It's also extremely close to the human eye's centre for blue sensitivity, so you don't...

There's the difference in that post- nominating your own host, as opposed to giving a sneak preview. Ehgemus, and even StridAst have nominated their own work, and Ehgemus sells his stuff too, but none of 'em have given such an elaborate description on a future product. Well, that's how I see...

So, I've read through the thread. It's certainly interesting to watch how a thread progresses over time, and as various people add or detract to the thread. On a side not, is it just me, or do Jayrob's posts seem an awful like advertising for his own products? No offense to him, and his...

They are, in fact, not obsolete at all. If you haven't realised, they're the only low-power 405nm diode easily available. Yes, the PHR is considered 'low-powered' by today's standards, but for a <10mW or <5mW pointer, the KES-400A is still the only way to go. With a threshold current of around...

"Once, there was a dream, and this is it..."

Hey Ped, I had that convo with Susie too, except via email. Going by what she's said, the driver will automatically switch between drive modes depending on the voltage drop of the diode, to give 1.1A (for 445nm diodes), and however-many mA for 405nm diodes (check the Vf/Po graphs for details)...

Although pointers are illegal to import, thankfully, modules are not. Green line-generating modules can be easily found on eBay, and at much lower prices than the (very overpriced) Jaycar modules. Here's a link: 2pcs 532nm 10mw Green Laser Line Module/Industrial/Lab - eBay (item 260536878392...

I have no idea how well the O-Like goggles for red work, I've never seen a pair, and neither has most of the others here.. The 405 O-Like pair do work well, though, or so I've heard. While 200mW shouldn't do damage from diffuse and scattered reflections(even over time), it can be extremely...

Yeah. That's where trial and error comes in. Start off at 100mA, and lower the current as they start popping :crackup: Seriously, though, that's about the only way you'd be able to get any data on them.

The speeds are given are the minimum speeds they are capable for a given deflection angle. Depending on what's being projected, the galvos may be able to be pushed further. (faster). However, push them too far, and you risk damaging the galvos and amps permanently. It's best to stick to these...

Welcome to the forum. It's always nice to see people reading up first, it makes explaining things easier. :beer: In regards to your question, 12x DVD diodes are considered antique, and you really can't find graphs for them. Heck- I don't even think LPF was around when they were around. The...

If that was a pic with the lens, then that beam profile would be more f*cked than those blonde hookers you find on street corners. Terrible analogy, yes, I know. Anyway. This phenomena is observable in quite a handful of diodes, including red and 445nm diodes running below threshold (so laser...

Consistency fail. So, first you arrive talking about how good your company is and whatnot, and bashing other products and companies. Then there's the for sale threads. And if you own an Arctic, you'd have figured that the SKY ULTRAs are nothing but knockoffs of said Arctic. Somehow, just...

I C WUT U DID THAR. Well, I didn't actually, because these IR goggles work pretty damn well. :P Anyway, I've been aware of 'his' store for ages. I'm sure I wasn't the only one who knew that it was a ripoff of the real SKYLasers. The real one, as I've said, is in the US. And their site is down...

To begin with, you shouldn't be pot-modding any lasers at all. Secondly, I'd just like to let you know that the real SKYLasers is actually based in the United States (manufactures in Hong Kong), and sell nothing like what your display picture sells. If this: eBay My World - skylaserpointer is...

Exactly. A LOC or LCC can take upwards of 350mA with ease, while the diodes in these are good for around 250mA (for 150-200mW out). It isn't perfect, but neither are most Chinese lasers. Meanwhile, ladies and gentlemen, is a very good reason you don't pot-mod your lasers. Good work on murdering...

If you'd done any reading beforehand, you'd have realised the seller is actually on our forum, and has explicitly stated that the unit isn't anywhere near 500mW http://laserpointerforums.com/f52/real-output-priceangels-lasers-57335.html Now, we don't care about your expensive collection. Just...