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Most likely sourcing diodes that are out of spec and somehow did not pass QC, personally hate dealing with LaserLands their stuff is pretty expensive alot of the time except for a few exceptions. i tried order 20 of these pens but just the modules no housing (so they'd be legal in aus) even...

Hopefully all good, though not from Canadia :P, almost every single one of my DHL packages get stopped for customs checks and opened since they are packed with modules, housings, diodes :D

Why is this common thought around here? i swear i am missing something but i've had alot of success ripping apart many a helpless green modules and mixing and matching their diodes and crystals, sure it may be hard to get a precise 532nm output but as far as getting a ir diode to spit out 532nm...

Keen to know the output power, so little interest in building 532nm lasers for some reason... i was always intrigued when a diode emitting a faint read glow was pointed at a crystal and a glorious green beam shot out.

some day im gonna send you a random household object and ill be expecting a metallic copy with fittings for a laser module :p

i assume he means friends and family option so you dont pay fees.

So people opening disputes emptied your paypal account but how does this stop your from fulfilling orders? From what i keep seeing people are opening disputes for items that they havnt received so you should still have the components in which case having them take their money back shouldnt...

Working on something to use as a platform to bring life to our ideas, what are peoples preferred communication methods? Shall we all create a skype group for the machinists and other large sellers to communicate with each other?

Re: Ultra Expensive loss!!(funny) Sorry did you leave $1000 of diodes on the floor?

Yep, i ordered 20 pointers at once from a Aussie seller noticed the labels looked funny and they had stuck a <1mW label ontop of the original <5mW label.... these stupid laws need some serious revision its just a false sense of safety, like wearing sunglasses to save your eyes from a 1 watt+...

Re: My experience with SciFi lasers Its a shame someone deleted the thread were he threatened to start posting someones name and address and making a website about them just to spite them.

Hehe was actually gonna suggest, but yes if there are a group of australians making laser related products id be happy if we could all work together although keeping in mind i cant be selling pointers over 1mw on my site. When that thread about joker being threatened was still up i was gonna...

And now my business crumbles from competition ;( Also let me know if you/any other aussie wants a bulk lot of 445nm modules, my supplier is doing some very nice pricing on PLTB450 based modules, only issue is the cost of selling them seperately after shipping, ebay fees, paypal fees and...

Re: Can you guys please stop recommending Sci-Fi Lasers? Although not terribly active on the forums i've noticed these same things and they do seem rather odd to me, especially the forgiveness for using fake tracking numbers?

Hey mate, if your still machining in Aus mind sending me a few pics and prices of the main line of hosts your gonna be making (once you've ironed out the process)? Best of luck to you.

*Short silence*... And Rohan will answer!

Errr, not too related to the vote but... what the hell is with the Tags for this thread? "wet ear nibbles = yum" LaserChick got a little too much time on your hands when writing this?

Welcome to LPF, and what a lovely collection of lasers you have there!

COmpletely forgot some lasers came with these, how exactly do they work though without heating up?