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Just added to youtube, for those who wanted a nice comparison: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kjLYYO5ZtY

Weird, it sort of came across as "don't buy his, buy mine!" I think it's quite apparent how much light it lets through given the fact that he showed before/after photos. That won't change regardless of if/when it gets tested for some rating. If the individual who sees the picture thinks it...

They aren't. You can see in the video that the red is noticeably wider from a short distance. It's good for close range pointing, such as a presentation or something. The lens adjusts quickly though, so you just do a quick twist of the front and the other color is perfectly focused. It takes a...

Here's a video of one... it sold for $150 -ish http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=poa8rMh6vcA

Nah, just good friends all the way back from highschool. We build the lasers together, but it's been mostly him lately because i'm off at college.

That's our good friend Shane. We were messing around with them one night and happened to take some pretty good pics.

Shh, ebay doesn't know that. They expect 4.9999999999999mW or it's not legal!

Looks like a typo :) I think it should be 650ish

Looks like your original link didn't update with your new price. You might want to edit it: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=170191438544&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=007

You wouldn't happen to know the approximate mW capability of the red on the blu-ray diode would ya? ah! I just noticed the price went way down.

Has anyone else actually pulled off this design yet? I haven't seen this before from anyone else.

Yeah for something that doesn't need much current, I see it as a good possibility. My ability to understand analog circuits is sub par, but it's probably involves using a step-up transformer. I think you sacrifice current for voltage though, so you wouldn't be able to do this with a higher...

At first I was like "wow, that's cheap" Then I noticed the US dollar conversion is like $240 lol. It doesn't appear to be out yet... he's waiting on receiving the order himself.

Well I'm fresh out of blu-ray diodes right now. I'm using one of the ones that turned into a LED for the time being. It's weird to see it switch between a working red laser and then a smaller violet LED dot, but at least we know it works :)

LoL $1091 is a deal? It only puts out 105mW constantly, the 210 is pulsed. Lame.

My friend and I already built one ;D Works great.

I'm specifically referring to this guy: (can't post a link yet, but youtube this) watch?v=CQnE1BkZAW4 I didn't think even the burners reliably did that. That's why I wanted a spec sheet for the burner diodes.

I should probably clarify: What do they run RELIABLY with no significant heat sinking?

Does anyone have a spec sheet on the blu-ray burner diodes? I saw a video of a guy lighting a match with a blu-ray. What current do they accept? What mW do they put out?

You're lucky. Member02 and I tried to sell the exact same thing on ebay, and it was removed last night for being a "hazardous item." What a ridiculous crock.