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Yes on most of the websites I checked out, the xj-a150 either wasn't listed, was "discontinued or was "no longer available". I wonder why. EDIT: The cheapest I could find it was here: http://www.avpartsmaster.net/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=85819 780.00 GBP or $1173...

Wow that's incredible. I'm sure we'd alll love to see more info on these diodes. Is the xj-A150 out yet? What meter are you using? Thanks.

I thought Yobresal's 473nm had an IR leak? Is this the same one?

Hahahaha, then why wait till now? But I really don't have anything against him. Nor anything for him. Nice 11000 posts by the way.

I think one of the first entries can be Ranged. I notice he was banned yesterday. What did he do? I searched his last posts but couldn't find anything.

Nice thread, I'm surprised it took me a week to notice. I know I read one persons diode LEDed when they hooked it up though. I'm surprised there are no dead diodes on the chart. Now I really want Jayrob's 18650 host.

There's about 15 Maryland Members but I think I live closest to Doofus. All of them are within 2 hours or so I think.

Thanks for the heads up and sorry things didn't really work out earlier. It's an issue with my parents.

There are a lot of guys on here who will build lasers for money. Right now I can only think of flaminpyro (sorry to the others). I'm sure many of the vets can help. Jayrob sells a lot of kits that will fit the 445nm/405nm/655nm diodes. The best kit for the 445nm if it's going to be at a higher...

That was so 2009: http://laserpointerforums.com/f57/oh-man-oh-god-oh-man-oh-god-43478.html

I was wondering if someone would bring that up. 445nm's can achieve more power than 405nm's and look infinitely better than 808nm's so I guess they are now they new tobacco lighter. Anyone remember lazyazz? hahaha

So just to make sure I'm understanding things correctly, Tocket's chroma ( Chroma - a laser color blender ) will not work anymore without the support files?

Here's the tool, called a Chroma, that Tocket over at PhotonLexicon made. I'm not sure if it works any more, there was some discussion about it in the WF thread: Chroma - a laser color blender In case you didn't see it, here's the example Sightfx made. You can see that even with 350mW (pretty...

Make sure you have some spare cash for all of the switches, possible fans, and other electronics you may need. You probably won't have everything you need when you start building. Do you have a soldering iron? That's pretty much a necessary. For the green module, you can either go with O-like...

Re: Casio 445nm Diodes *SOLD OUT* Also you said, Care to divulge the max current you tested one of these to?

Someone posted that their 445nm was very close in visibility to their 150mW green. I believe it was less than 1W of 445nm.

Oh OK sorry I just saw "Anyone who plan to use this driver inclosed (a white fusion box for example) must use an aluminum case". I didn't even realize you meant for the 695ma setting.

Wow, that's way too low. That's red is really the limiting factor in these. We need to find a new nm to use for red. 635 would really work because of focusing issues. Imagine what red would be at if the BV was actually running at 1W. It took me two hours to download that program. Then I...

Are you sure the case has to be aluminum? I was planning on using the clear plastic case Jayrob used if I ever get around to building this. I do have a small fan though. I've had it ever since I joined this forum, mentioned it in my first post haha.

Anybody want to post a pic of the PL Chroma using a 445nm? I don't think my old computer can download that program. I would base it around the red, since that would probably be the lowest power, since +150mW green are available and +1W of 445nm are available. Not a high enough power of red is...