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i bet on 556/561 and then 589/593... :D

Hi folks, everybody uploads screenshots...so i thought i give it a try :) I used a 445nm SurvivalLaser with 1.200mW output (2 x CR123) and a 532nm module from ebay with 100mW output (1 x CR123). I have to admit that my whole flat was full of fog :shhh: Here you go: Please comment if...

And why does it look so sexy? :D About the batteries: I guess that it need an 9V battery ;)

hehe...kk :) The module consumes ~350mA @ 3.2V from my lab-powersupply. (Edit: used magnetclips on one CR123) Here you go 100mW 532nm + 1.2W 445nm (for comparison): Btw.: If someone would like to buy such an 532nm module, here you go...

i bought a 100mW 532nm module from ebay which has arrived today...and it is realy bright..i can see them beam my batcave(the basement) :D Also i bought a diode press, optics and some wire...and more wire...with this much wire i can build approximately 59328 Laser :p In a while i'm going to buy...

It seems IMHO that nearly the half of them diodes are freaks..

Maybe he needs just something like this: http://laserpointerforums.com/f48/pulse-laser-gun-44995.html Edit: Found a better link: http://laserpointerforums.com/f48/how-burn-burn-yag-laser-66388.html ;) ;)

Yeah i'm curious how nice the spot will look like with better optics.. :drool:

as far as i know: yes, he used one prism of these. Just searching for his post...mom Edit: http://laserpointerforums.com/f52/rayfoss-mitsubishi-638nm-300mw-laser-diode-67381.html#post971475

Cyparagon found the optics already: PRECISION 12.7MM RIGHT ANGLE PRISM FACES AR COATED - Surplus Shed I have also no idea how to fit it into a host :D

That for shure is obvious :D I think i misinterpreted the smiley ;) ^^the wings are realy awful.. Edit: But the often i look at the pictures the more i like it...looks kind of "strange" :)

What do you mean? :thinking:

Aw man...everytime my wallet is empty someone starts a sale :( Though good luck with your sales ;)

Makes me want to have one too :) Nice build and a nice idea :topic:

...awesome :drool: This will be one of my next lasers...after the 405 ;)

^^ Beamshots FTW!!! Thanks @ LasersBee for the gif ;) :D

It depends...you'll have to know what current the other one needs and what current the driver puts out and maybe adjust the current to a suitable value. The other wavelength diodes are not as powerful as the 445nm ones so you'll most likely have to reduce the power output on the driver. The...

Awesome...Thanks for the nice review! Edit: And thanks to all that have donated for this test to be done! :thanks:

It depends on how efficient your diode is...no one can give you an answer.

It depends on where you live...maybe someone who is able to exchange the fried diode lives near you!? Do you have a soldering iron and know how to use it?