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I have looked into this a lot lately as I am also obsessed with a tight beam. The only way so far I have found to do this is with a beam expander unfortunately. Subscibed though incase you figure out another way.

This is a ridicules conversation to be having, a LM317 is like 50 cents and direct driving a laser with just resistors is a BAD idea....

Yes!!

Looks great, I'll be picking up my custom sinner host from dhl later today. He really does do amazing work.

In complete darkness it's not a issue to see the beam. And the people standing close will be able to see it as well but the more off angle you are to the beam the harder it is to see.

Yeah agreed sinner is probably is one of the people who lost the most with RayJay. But it sucks for all of us who lost anything to him no matter how small of an amount.

Yeah I was also unaware and assumed he was a member in good status here. Guess I just need to start assuming that everyone is out to get me :)

Looking back at my deals with him I would agree with you that he could be a dumbass punk kid.

what are the laser laws in your country?

I use my 660nm LPC-826 based laser for astronomy purposes(325mw or so)

AFAIK there is nothing stopping you from ordering separate parts and assembling it yourself.

Its to bad this didn't happen 6 months ago my bro was over in AU on business for 6 months I would have sent him after him :)

Im just happy he took me for less than $20.

He has been banned, so can't get pm, also he apparently is a spammer so you are probably out the cash, sorry for your loss. I fell for his bs to.

No chance you have a 10w green laser. And if it was it would be class 4

Nice man, I wish I lived far enough from a large city to be able to take pics like that.

Re: FOR SALE Custom C6 and SAIK-305 HOST'S! I think you mean a 26650 battery.

If you are measuring voltage then you will need a resistor, and then do the math to get amperage. If you are measuring amperage with a ammeter or a MM in ammeter mode then you do not need a resistor just hook it up in line with the output.

Ill bet its your 3v 16340's that are the issue. Ill bet they just cant handle the current and are tripping the protection circuit in the batteries. 16340's arnt really a good battery type for 2amp+ draw situations. Especially the 3v 16340's that are designed to replace CR123A's that are low...

I feel better behind my ARG's than my eaglepairs but im sure both are up to the task.