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I can't remember, honestly >.> Should be clockwise, if I remember correctly. But if you have a test load, then it shouldn't be a problem. Always test drivers on test loads first, anyway!

The V4 was a misnomer for the V3.1. So if you can find a version 3.1, then you're good.

Re: LPM In a Cube!! Update!!........First light!! It's so cool that this thing is entirely self-contained.

Re: LPM In a Cube!! Update!!........First light!! Is that big thing in a bag a battery? D:

Yes, I did get that one! Never bothered upgrading it though. Don't need it. May eventually though.

Eh. I got a Rigol DSO. I like it because it is still supported ^_^ Stopped working a few weeks ago. Sent it in, they fixed it for free. All it cost me was shipping there.

Obviously the exception and not the norm =p

You think you'd be able to get an analog scope for $50? o.o

I used to be like you. Had a ton of lasers. But then I trimmed down my collection to only the ones you see in my sig (just one of each wavelength that I have). Basically, I sold off the ones I didn't want to keep. In the end, I kept only the ones with unique hosts (unless I didn't have any other...

He was talking about a direct hit at 100ft, if I understand correctly.

This is the case, it will be a bit tough to use. But, for the price, it's not terrible. It also helps that it comes with a waveform generator D: And I've needed one of those. Input range isn't too bad. -14V to 20V. But I don't think it's designed to be a DSO =p I think it's just designed to view...

Hey everyone. I was looking around on KickStarter and stumbled onto this: Oscilloscope Watch by Gabriel Anzziani ? Kickstarter I thought it was kind of nifty. It's not the best oscope (only 4MSps), but hell, for $125, it's quite a deal. What do you guys think?

Probably not a good idea. Anyway, I got a PCM from Sam so I don't need to do that! In fact, I set up a little circuit that'll detect it for me :D

You've got that exactly right. But just because it's below 5mW does not mean it's not dangerous. It's just 5mW is the threshold for damage in under 0.25 seconds. I would bet that damage could occur even at <1mW.

I like it!

See, I figure that as long as the light is intense enough that it's still visible, a PCM is just as good as my eyes =p

Ah, that's what you mean. I just have a white light at the output that I can see the emission. I should probably get a setup like yours though so I can narrow the slits even further and then I wouldn't have to shine the laser through the slit directly.

I don't understand this statement >.<

Here is my current desk/work area/bed. It's kinda cluttered, but I don't have much room in my dorm!

Thanks for the good discussion, guys :D Bloom - This is everything in the Verity up to the output slit. Right now, I still need to optimize the slit sizes to make sure that the only light that gets through is the light I want to get through. However, I have simply been pointing my defocused...