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The hell? I wrote up a whole reply and then see it's hypothetical. What man in his 50's as you say you are would need to ask these questions. YOU ARE A TROLL. Benefit of the doubt revoked.

You post threads constantly and are constantly posting and just being annoying. Neg when I can.

Thanks Radim and Arcticdude. Radim, the tripod I use is a mini Nikon one which cost me $30. The clamp is what arcticdude showed and I have two, they cost me $11 each. I also use a full size tripod sometimes for my other clamp, it's a cheap Amazon basics tripod. I also use two mic stands for the...

One is a laserbtb pen and the other two are Pman builds. Probably somebody flashlight host.

Yes, those magnets will work fine.

Oh, I would think underdriving would be totally okay. Less current, less heat, longer life. But I see what you mean.

How does it put more strain on the diodes? I'm both confused and interested.

Email podo. Link him the batteries you're considering. See if he says they'll work.

I have it and with the extension tube, which requires two 18650's you need button tops and some magnets. Probably actually four small magnets. They just aren't long enough otherwise.

Is this also true for IR lasers? I've been having trouble interpreting answers I got regarding this. I have an 800mw 980nm laser and obviously it's invisible but still can light matches. Will this diffused IR light still burn the retina or damage the cornea? To the OP, as EVERYONE has said, a...

Thanks guys! I haven't had much of a chance to use a good camera so I thought I would do some laser photography while I could.

Lmao. Yes very true. Only a small blob is required, less than half an inch of solder.

Actually that's a good idea, the O-ring.:thanks: I use a few magnets with my silver series made by podo, thing is it fits the batteries perfectly without the extension tube but needs the batteries when the tube is used. Even when the batteries have bumps. I haven't had problems with the magnets...

I've used a hobby store rare earth magnet to remove stuck batteries before.

Thought I might quote this I read once. https://www.google.com/amp/ask.metafilter.com/129208/Online-Author-Comparison/amp?client=safari "This has been asked (but not really answered) previously: I'm aware that it is possible to compare different samples of writing to assess whether they have...

I always solder a lump on all my flat top batteries. I'm careful but it works.

Here are some pics of my laser collection and beam pics. Nikon D3400 :D :lasergun:

I just remembered I believe it was back in October when I built that one, I think I had to stretch the spring once myself. Nasty little tail switch. The thing was I decided to not use a spring on the contact board and use a blob of solder instead; I could've made the blob a little bigger...

Happy Valentines.

Tbh, the C6 could handle 6 watts of power. The duty cycle might be ten seconds on, forty-five off, but basically any power is possible. The diode can be run without sinking for maybe one second or so.