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how long will a cr123a battery at 3.0v or a rcr123a battery at 3.x volts power through a lava micro flexdrive? apparently once the power drops below 2.5v it dies.. so im just wondering how long the battery will last before that occurs

i did downlaod it already (see my post above) lol. im also wondering if 1x CR!23A is even going to be enough.. once the 3.0V battery drops to <2.5v it will die.. im curious as to how long the battery will last?

hey sk8r i modified that post i already read that document if you can check up and read it again

heres the problem im kind of overwhelmed by how they describe to use the microdriver by drlava.. as in what exactly is a test load.. is it necessary? Can someone provide a step by step easy to understand process of what is to be done? i was told i cannot use rckstr's driver because 1x cr123a...

Is this ok? I put my multimeter on the wires and heres the results i get: V AC/DC mode:  Auto DC = 05.07V  Auto AC = 0.002 to 0.003V mA AC/DC mode:  Auto DC = OL mA  Auto AC = goes up to about 25.00mA then says OL this multimeter does up to 400mA - does that mean it's way over? i hear 5v...

i got this on ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/3-Watt-CR123-Black-Luxeon-LED-Flashlight-Torch-Battery_W0QQitemZ150261555878QQihZ005QQcategoryZ106988QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem took it apart, removed the LED and have negative and positive wires sticking out. i have a multimeter. how do i...

i purchased a 20-30mw 1 watt mxdl design blu ray from jake21 on ebay recently and i was wondering is there a way to make it stronger. he claims its a 803T. all the dirty work of soldering wires to the diode is done for me which is great. what can i do to make stronger?

im sorry but i just got a blu ray with a single-lensed aixiz housing and im not too satisfied with the output the beam spreads out all huge over long distances .. i want a nice compact tight razor sharp dot from far distances.. that would require two lenses in a housing would it not? what type...

anyone have one looks like i missed the group buy above

15watt grounded radio shack soldering iron. yup

http://cgi.ebay.com/150mW-405nm-Blue-Violet-blu-ray-Laser-Diode-in-Module_W0QQitemZ180255263366QQihZ008QQcategoryZ42884QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem any good ?

i did it .. took me 30 mins.. but.. i did it.. using my knee to hold the soldering iron, one hand with tweezers, and one hand holding the diode, applied heat to some solder i globbed on it and while it was liquefied i used the tweezers to clasp the pcb and remove it.. i probabl fried it and...

http://www.vidabox.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=80 expensive but contact them and see if theyll discount them ? hope i didnt fry the only diode i plucked in an amateuresque fashion >.< heruursciences has agreed to test it for me so i dont amateurize it further!

i will say i did pretty well at extracting it though, and if it's fried then i guess i have no options except buying an xbox360 toshiba hd-dvd module as geeks.com is now dry :(

oh damn i thought any metal would work.

if the cloth i used was touching my grounded hand am i safe? i was grounded to a metal trashcan the whole time with a strap on (no not that kind of strap on dont get any ideas haha) it's in a dark grey electronics bag, is that good enough or should i bend the pins to touch each other...

I think i may have ruined it when i cleaned it with this microfiber towel... :( i wont know till i test it, but, how likely is it? unless of course they can put up with a little bit of static OK.. would it be the jolt of static electricity from one rubbing their feet on the carpet and touching...

Re: diode extraction from 803T - howMuchHeatCanItT how can i clean the fingerprint covered diode window with a microfiber cloth without static shocking it?

Had to cram the subject in, I managed to get the diode out after.. gasp.. 1 hour of work was my first time.. but turns out having 'helping hands' really would have helped as i do need a third hand.. one to hold the diode assembley and clasp it firmly by its heatsink, one hand to apply solder...