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For those who are interested in purchasing the original at good price, can do so at the store I bought mine, and I know that many people know this store, this is for those who do not know. I have bought many things here and the treatment is excellent, and the priced is quite right...

Interesting article for those interested in the development of electronic components. Here Enjoy ;)

You say a 500 Trillion Watt Laser?

Thanks man :beer:

Re: FS: Ophir Sensor Sorry for the intrusion into your sale rhd Also seizing the opportunity, is a very good sensor, good luck with the sale :beer: If you refer to the sensor linked by grainde, the resolution is 0.1V/1W, not 0.3V/1W.

Very nice laser and photos, I also love the 635-638nm, one of my favorites colors. Congrats :beer:

Interesting article, and yes, there is clearly some way to go, but maybe in the future we can easily make batteries of different voltages, sizes and shapes. Dreaming is free :yh: Enjoy :beer: Paintable Li-ion battery

Wow, really beautiful mini laser, with maxi power, for his size :rolleyes: I love, really nice laser Angelos :beer: Edit: How long the battery lasts?

To make you a service I think I could buy them for you for about 24€ per piece, without shipping. If you're interested, I would ask for the price, to be absolutely certain if I can buy at this price.

Congratulations, I sincerely believe that choosing you as a moderator has been an excellent choice. Good luck with your new job :beer:

Yes I saw it, thanks. In no way I tell you to use with your sensors or others. It was just to be sure that we speak the same product, and not the epoxy, that's all.

No problem, Specifically I'm talking about this product AQE32 coating, not the conductive epoxy, you agrees right? Edit: Or I misunderstood and this product is used together with the epoxy? :thinking:

I do not know if this helps you.

Excellent finish, as Blord say, you do not need to polish anymore haha I know it is not a lathe, but I would love to have this little machine, too.

Nice Eud, I like :beer:

The Photo is from Hannes Grobe. Here's the link to find out the name of each mineral in the photo.