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Here are some LaserBee II plots from my Super Beast 100 done today. The first is another 60 second run and the second is a 60 second run filtered through 532 glasses to see how much IR gets to the thermopile. It was higher than I thought but still only about 20% of the total output. Not too bad...

Very nice plots. IIRC, that's about what the #100 puts out too. I'll run an IR plot when time permits.

Got my Super Beast #100 Green Laser Pointer 006 Signal W/CR123A USA from itemquickship today. Tested it with a rechargeable Juice 3.6V CR123A. Below is a plot from a 60 second run. Peak output was 142mW and it hovered around 130mW. Needless to say, I'm pleasantly surprised and very happy with...

This is very generous of you. Thank you even if I don't win. :beer:

You will absolutely get to see the output plot of the Super #100 Green Laser Pointer 006 Signal when I get it. I'll test it with the CR123 3.0V primary that comes with it, an Energizer 123 Lithium Photo 3.0V, and a Juice CR123A 3.6V rechargeable to see what, if any difference there is.

Darn, I just ordered one for $28. Oh well, still a bargain! Thanks for getting the forum deal though. On another note, I've been in contact with emall2011 and he's interested in getting a LPM so he can test the lasers he sells on eekbay. His 532s are overspec too. See this thread for an output...

lol not!

Re: 1-1.2 watt 445nm lasers W/COPPER HEATSINKS CHEAP $180 Patience is a virtue. I had one sit at a depot for 5 days before it moved. You'll get it and it'll be awesome!

Well, I was curious so I went and bought this one. He dropped the price now too I see. Here is a power output plot from my LaserBee II: Bought off Eekbay from emall2011, peaked at 84mW then settled to about 30mW on a 1 minute run. He has a GM100 for $24.99 shipped which I would also assume is...

Re: 1-1.2 watt 445nm lasers W/COPPER HEATSINKS CHEAP $180 Li-Ion batteries have a relatively high self-discharge, so a topping charge is desirable before use.

I bought the book "Batteries in a Portable World" second edition for less than $5 on Amazon.com. I see there is now a third edition. It is an excellent book well worth the read for heavy battery users like us. There has been much improvement in Li-Ion technology over the last 10 years. The new...

That's what I was thinking! Better be very careful indoors. Don't want to end up with holes or burn marks in all your furniture. Defocus the spot when shining indoors.

Agreed.

Do you think the green modules like this sold on Eekbay by "itemquickship" will handle the voltage of a fully charged (4.2VDC) CR123A 3.6v battery? I asked him that question and here's his reply: "Hi friend, I'm not sure about that. i never tried before. Suggest use 3V. Thank you so much." I...

I asked Susie about the driver and she replied that they are preset to 1.1Amps. I'm looking forward to ped's review. Here is O-like's Eekbay store: O-like shop items - Get great deals on Laser accessories, Red laser diode module items on eBay Stores! Here is the driver auction: 1W 445nm blue...

I found the new Eekbay O-like store. O-like shop items - Get great deals on Laser accessories, Red laser diode module items on eBay Stores!

You got my vote!

The Pageant is a great venue. Let me know the next time you do a classic rock show, I'll try to come see it.

Re: 1-1.2 watt 445nm lasers CHEAP $180 The end of the diode can protrudes into the aixiz module on mine. I'm not worried at all about damaging the window.

Re: 1-1.2 watt 445nm lasers CHEAP $180 Use teflon tape sparingly and don't let any get in front of the diode window! Also, go to hardware store and find a small spring that fits between the lens and the diode. Not too weak and not too stiff. Clip it to appropriate length. Start a little long...