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never a good sign

defiantly go spartan, they get there lasers direct from cni. the quality will be leaps and bounds better than LVYI. i've never heard of LVYI but you know what your getting with DL.

LVYI? link please.

nice job, nice host as well... :gj:

Re: feeler: arctic/diy corrective optic mount defiantly possible. what diy host were you considering?

im waiting on a kenometer pro, when it gets here i would be happy to do it free of charge (not including shipping of course)

Re: feeler: arctic/diy corrective optic mount thanks guys, inventor is fun. i wanted to let that copper heat sink breath while keeping it tankish lol.

laserbees are nice but kenometers are hard to beat http://laserpointerforums.com/f64/kenometer-pro-usb-sale-now-15-off-month-august-47620.html

Re: feeler: arctic/diy corrective optic mount i've got the TANK007 design done (it still needs a couple tweaks) hows it look madog?

the search button is why my post count is sooo low :D

a search of the forum for "class IV red diodes" has yielded 1000 results. try the extra effort of searching next time. edit: qumefox beat me edit again: post 200 woot. sorry off topic but still

lol your proud of that video, took forever to upload:p

the 75,76,77's are better than the 74's but worse than the 78's

hes the janitorial master!

most indeededly

LOC's and LCCs can be extracted from the corpse of Shamus the janitor

my bad i though it would be fine at 100ma, sorry. i'm more of a labby person, i don't use batteries that often.

i believe so yes, and yes

you'll want at least 8 volts total for blu-ray, and 6 volts total for red. so if your making a blu-ray a 9v would work.

no problem.