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Thing is it just started after i threw it in my pocket

I bought a laserglow lyra recently and the beam seems to have a large amount of splash around it. Anybouldy know the best way to clean it?

I would recommend some AW's and a ultra fire charger off of light hound they won't explode plus they have triple the capacity of shitfires

To clarify you took a charger for 1 battery and crammed 2 in it? Bad idea very bad but considering there crap fires just use once or twice while you wait for you AW batteries and charger that you have ordered (hint hint)

The wild wild west

Hello fellow tn'ian enjoy the lasers at lpf

You've got the basics of the circuitry in your inbox somewhere although the analog modulation will be the tricky part as it will require some heavy overhualing to the circuit lpfTE=AnthoT;1083717]:eg: I've gotta pick one up somewhere & see what I can do Very true, Jeff ships your items also...

That's why you use the special ingredient that doesn't eat it all up

Lye and water have a tendency to eat up aluminum as well as the annodizing best use that special ingredient that won't be so touchy

So let's see there taking crappy batteries and making them even more crappy by counter fitting them what's next sending a big hot steaming load of shit in a bag with a PCB hagin on it?

Yea but its a 2 amp driver so I'm kinda cur ion about its chip

I think I'll stick to the "buy one from laserbee and not have to screw with all that" incentive

I though it said 3.15 well that's a few Ben boosts in parralel

3600 lumens on one chip though

if you use an op amp you can vastly improve efficiency

Oh I thought that was the regulating chip well then what is the vreg is its linear region

Well I was searching around mouser and found this CSM-360-W65S-D22-GV102 Luminus Devices LED Lighting Modules Has anyone done a build with this?

Is that a op amp I see on that driver

At these powers ktp would not work you would need an lbo crystal