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So excited getting mine today I cannot wait till later this week when I get a proper host.

Yea my mistake I expected something this awesome to show up in the red section

Nice I looked through the red section expecting it there did not think to look other places.

$121 on ebay right now http://laserpointerforums.com/f50/635nm-diode-300mw-73-500mw-121-a-66893.html#post962521

Looks like some multimode 635nm diodes great price what do you guys think New Mitsubishi 635nm 300mw Laser Diode /DIY Laser/Lab | eBay MITSUBISHI 635nm 500mw CW Laser Diode /TO18 5.6mm | eBay Looks legit here are the data sheets...

Did it arrive?

Here is one I made The pics are cell phone quality. It is about 30mw and 445nm. The problem is they all use the same diode so that cost is about the same no matter what. Cost ~$100 Diode $45 Flex Drive $30 Pen Host $12 Switch $3 Aixiz Module $5

Cool stable over 1w or peak? Either way they are few and far between.

Yes they exist but not in pointer form.

Man looks like the guy was robbed and they trashed the place.

Nice I would love to make one of those into a pen host to replace my current ~20mw 445. I would make my A140 into another 1W+.

Re: Yobresal yeah he's a great something Yea he created an account yesterday just to blast yob

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Re: Yobresal yeah he's a great something Could you imagine this guy if he had been one of the first to order an arctic?

Two basic types of constant current diode driver. There are buck/boost switching drivers and linear. Both regulate current. Voltage is not a known value it changes with the current demands set by the driver. In very basic terms buck boost suck as the flex drive require a certain voltage...

I made a very nice blue pen ~30mw for about $100

The blue diode alone is ~$45

Pics of the laser maybe a link? How about with and IR filter?

Re: Blue Destroyer ( 2 W 445nm ) a single Digi-Key - LT1084CP#PBF-ND (Manufacturer - LT1084CP#PBF) or Digi-Key - LT1083CP#PBF-ND (Manufacturer - LT1083CP#PBF) Will work I = 1.3 / R just get a heatsink for it. I have used the 7 amp version to drive 3.3V at 4 amps and it worked great with a...

How about make one. Get a 635nm diode and tune it to 1mw. You could also do the same with the one I recommended just change the current resistor.