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Can you please stop spamming my favourite forum. Mods, if you need more evidence to ban, he has spammed in all these (and many more), threads. Yes, I am going to keep doing this in every thread you spam! http://laserpointerforums.com/f55/feeler-4-mode-445-driver-62206-2.html#post892350...

Can you please stop spamming my favourite forum. Mods, if you need more evidence to ban, he has spammed in all these (and many more), threads. http://laserpointerforums.com/f55/feeler-4-mode-445-driver-62206-2.html#post892350 http://laserpointerforums.com/f40/...

Can you please stop pamming my favourite forum. Mods, if you need more evidence to ban, he has spammed in all these (and many more), threads. http://laserpointerforums.com/f55/feeler-4-mode-445-driver-62206-2.html#post892350 http://laserpointerforums.com/f40/...

Now I feel like I am spamming, I have asked this guy to spamming so much. Please ban him already.

NOT AGAIN, I have read this same spam about this same stupid laser on every thread I have viewed for about an hour! Mods, can you please ban him already!

I would like you to stop spamming your stupid ebay laser on every thread I read!

CNC's are machines (usually number controlled), such as laser cutters.

Sounds like a great laser. Where did you buy it from? PLEASE STOP SPAMMING THIS STUPID LASER ON EVERY POST I SEE!

Not a very good deal, you should be able to get one for under $100 here or on ebay. Gas lasers are expensive because ever since diode lasers they are n ot in high demand. Also they cost much more to manufacture. EDIT: 175th Post YAY:):):)

It would be possible to do so with a very powerful co2 or pulsed yag/ruby laser and some kind of computer controlled focusing/aiming system but it would be very likely to injure the occupants of the vehicle and/or bystanders rather than safely stop the car. As for affordability, how does years...

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Oh crap, I didn't see the date on this thread...

It really does look lalot like my argon. +1 for a great build.

Re: PGL-III-C 50 mW(Should be >80 mW) 473 nm Great review, +1 for sure. I really have to get a 473 one day.

How did you do that; with a laser?:pop:

Well as far as size and labbys goes, the bigger the better ;). I like to use a small to medium heatsink like the one I linked to and then sit copper or alluminium on and around it for extra heatsinking, and as was said earlier CPU heatsinks are great.

Great thread, this is very useful. I had never actually seen that pen host before, I might have to get one. +1 for a really good thread.

I would be interested in the 1.5A version. WOuld it provide this current by selecting 445 or would you need to mod it? If you could tell me what current each setting provides I would find that very useful.

Try this. If it is not enough you can sit it on a cpu heatsink or an alluminium/copper block. The only problem with this is that it a labby heatsink. If you want a handheld try a guidesman. It can provide a 6 minute duty cycle.