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This is a LCC (Long Closed Can) laser diode. Exactly like mine. I thought they are using Small Open Cans, but apparently they sell mixed batches. You should get a replacement. If you are lucky, you won't have to send it back.

Human eyes are most sensitive to green and yellow because of our Sun. This picture should explain it (look at the red graph): You can see that the peak irradiation is around 500-600nm. Compare this to the Eye Colour Sensitivity graph.

The batteries he's using can't supply more than 3,6V anyway. DX sells only one type of rechargeable CR2s: DealExtreme: $3.82 Rechargeable 3V CR2 800mAh Green 2 Packs I'm using two pairs of these to power my "dilda" since around 10 months. And the charger for CR2s available at DX does not...

Thanks! How higher current? :D 180mA maybe? I think this driver could withstand even 240mA but would require additional heatsinking (don't quote me on that though).

The Rayfoss blu-ray diode driver will do good job powering a PHR. When ordering ask Faona to send you a driver pre-set at the wanted current. When you receive the driver make sure it really outputs that current as bryce007 already reported receiving improperly set drivers (post #22). You can...

The excellent review by mhakali is here: http://laserpointerforums.com/f52/screambuy-532nm-200mw-silver-165-50-a-46426.html

http://www.emsc-csem.org/index.php?page=current⊂=detail&id=135676 ^That one. It was 65km away from my city. There were numerous reports about strong shaking but I felt it relatively weak. It even took me few seconds to realise what it was and at first I thought it was a truck passing on a nearby...

What is that laser? Red or blu-ray? Because this driver is suitable for blu-ray diodes only.

I'm not sure what do you mean ... maybe that the Rayfoss web site is down? If so, you can contact Faona directly using this e-mail: rayfoss.com [at] hotmail.com From what I've heard Rayfoss is going to be back online soon.

Neither Aixiz module, nor Flexdrive there. I used a blank 12mm module from Rayfoss and the driver they sell. Picture of module here. That host can fit any other 12mm module, including Aixiz.

The only one I have right now is a PHR in a Skylaser host. Everything else is at my other house. Here is a picture of that laser: The host is 172mm long and 13mm in diameter. Aperture hole is 4.5mm. The fatter part of the tailcap is 14mm. It was, originally, a Skylasers 50mW green (QC reject...

If you want, I can send you the exact dimensions of a DX module but you'll have to wait until this Friday. You will also have the dimensions of the Laserking 200mW green module (from Laserlands) when I receive it. Hope it will arrive soon.

Because he's an idiot and he thought it is funny ... At least he didn't aim the laser at the drivers. Good that the laser is not 500mW. Thanks God, lasers are not widespread (yet) in my country. When they become readily available, it would be a matter of time someone to do something stupid. And...

There are actually some reviews written by members of this forum, he has probably searched: http://laserpointerforums.com/f52/sky-laser-150-focusable-46121.html http://laserpointerforums.com/f52/300mw-532nm-portable-skylasers-net-superb-37962.html...

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Attention: Big picture.

The article is about the Xinjiang region. O-like and Rayfoss are in the opposite side of China (Guangdong). They both were using the same web hosting (XinNet ?), if I remember correctly.

Your pictures are showing the newer version of this driver. So using higher voltage batteries, will not increase the output power. If you are going to pot mod it, it's recommended to use a multimeter to monitor the current.

You can try Farnell. They have pretty big selection of enclosures.

Nice find. It will be pretty expensive, though. I wonder if it uses a blue laser diode, forward voltage seems right. There is a more powerful version: http://www.qpclasers.com/pdf/products/products_RGB.pdf Specs: Features 3W/3W/6W CW 457nm/532nm/640nm On-chip wavelength-stabilized...