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You should go with a lower current like the 946mA or 1.25A you'll get a longer life with it.

Did you really pay 125$ for that?

I don't think this is a yobresal laser laser, since I think yob doesn't use a module in his its just a press fit and those warranty stickers were made infamous by army of one. Plus since you are new there needs to be proof that its yours no name on paper with current date.

Is that the pattern of a vice on the module looks like you pressed it way too hard.

I'll take it!

Wheres the pot?

I'm good enough in soldering that i can do it i was just wondering the which way it goes.

So when i was soldering the positive wire to the diode i necked this thing and completely unsoldered it from the board i think its a resistor im just trying to confirm that. So is it?

No, but i don't call them a DIY.:p

I'm not trying to be a asshole (sorry if I was coming off as one) i'm just saying that when all you had to do is press in a diode and solder a couple wires its hardly a DIY.

Its not a DIY if half of it is done for you already.

I am serious and don't call me surely.

Well do in the future still a little new to this.

Thanks for answering my question. I would love to house the diode i bought from you in a host this nice and unique.:yh:

That's what i meant(just looks abnormal to me). sorry

it comes out a lot, well more then others.

hows the clicky on the back of it looks a little iffy. but all in one a wonderful looking host.

you know that you can run a +12 volt and use the +5 volt for negative you get 7 volts right? that is if that is a computer power supply.

ok thanks so i make a test load with 6 .7 volt drop diodes and a resistor and then measure the current what if the voltage is still too high how would i know?

im measuring the voltage directly is that the problem?