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Either of you know if 700mAh 3.7V Fenix brand is good for 16340's ? Gonna attempt 1 or 2 of those. A store is sellin rechargeables for 15 CAD ea

Yeah not fair that they can boast false mAh's as folk do with wattage here all the time. Burninglaser.com claims 1200mAh which isn't even worthy of lying about so I shall perhaps try them

16340's are very likely the correct 1 and 2 of em eh ? Thanks, doubt it is carried in any Canadian shops so what's a trustworthy site you use for le batteries ?

Woah great deduction skills, thanks, you listed em in order of resemblance to the photo. Are you sure those last 2 you listed are safe to try and won't fry the circuits ? Also, any good site that would free ship those to Canada with potential for returns lol ?

Got this laser for my bro and I https://m.dhgate.com/product/most-powerful-burning-blue-laser-torch-445nm/420675733.html And there seem to be many alike it but the battery model is not specified. Anyone know how I can decipher from the laser what the exact battery model name is ? My stores...

Got this laser for my bro and I https://m.dhgate.com/product/most-powerful-burning-blue-laser-torch-445nm/420675733.html And there seem to be many alike it but the battery model is not specified. Anyone know how I can decipher from the laser what the exact battery model name is ? My stores...

Not sure about how much you trust it but reviews say it takes almost a month to arrive :P I have the green starry sky from GearBest & seems to be more or less the same thing for $8 & comes with a charger although I got off our pal craig(slist)

I'm no expert in this but just throwing out there that heat is an un***y factor!!! Cheaper lasers prefer to be COLD *shivers*

Well thanks a lot for the thought though! I'll hunt for a thread with a Canadian who won't mind Metering me up!

Damn, ok. Is there a particular thread where this happens or should I just keep an eye out every week? I may not be in a safe enough environment to get anything over 150mW

Thanks it doesn't seem to burn anything so I can't say it's 100mW+ but I'll try black eletrical tape. And you said to also ship it to a trust member with a meter? How many days would all this take (Canada to America, then back?

Thanks, how can I test its strength? Hasnt burned anything yet & i'm always cautious & paranoid not to hit a reflective surface. These forums really know how to freak a person out about that lol. Bad enough there is IR leakage for now

I like the things you say, and you are right that I am young and impatient (not stupid though) but that is why I came here to seek advice. You may not know the laser I have but your guesses/things to check for are damn better than mine. So it's worth hearing a safety lecture. I'm glad you care...

Thanks man, it will be a miserable time period between when it breaks till I get a new 1 so I should start researching now!!!

Thanks icecrusher, but I'd like to drop the past ever since a few nice guys PM'd me & suggested I retract from arguing with members and I am trying but in every thread, someone keeps bringing it back up. Anyways, I would love to construct my own site but lack that kinda time. As far as the...

I get the feeling, replacing the switch part costs about as much as getting a new laser altogether :/ might upgrade to a 150mW in due time if I can a stable one for $60-65

^Very knowledgable, homie, I am getting this vibe from half the forum that I need an IR filter and goggles for this ambiguous laser I have although I do not wish to sacrifice power as you can visibly see the beam till the stars. On the other hand a lot of you are dissuading me out of an IR filter :p

^probably a damn good point, I'll check out IR filters, I just don't wanna get 1 if it isn't necessary for this that can't seem to burn anything. It might be 5mW. It's not bright enough for me to take a picture of the beam at night. You can see the dot, not the very thin beam

I don't understand :/ when it is illegal, I am told some of you build your own burning laser. Does that validate/justify breaking the law any better?

Thanks, the guy was 50 & seemed to have it for years. Provided a battery charger & gave several precautions "dont overcharge battery, dont put battety in charger the wrong way, keep it on for no longer than 30 seconds at a time" etc. So if it's taken care of for years, it should live, right...