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These heatsinks are great at handling the higher powered 9mm diodes, AND a driver thermal glued to the back. Prices are great too! Machine work is flawless. I would rep you if I could.:wave: I will be reviewing his XM900 heatsink once I get some beam shots

Well, I chose the NDB7675 because it can be pushed much further than the M462. Also, I wanted to do a 9mm build, but that wasn't much of a deciding factor. The farthest I've seen it pushed is 2.9A, which put the WL at 474nm:drool...

The NDB7675 is really a great diode for pushing the crap out of it. If I build in this host again, I will probably drill out the divider behind the pill and thermal glue the driver to the SIDE of the host.

I used thermal compound (Ceramique 2). That would explain a lot:D I might buy some arctic silver thermal adhesive and put it on. Thanks!

NDB7675 UltraFire F13 Before I get started, I would like to say that I have looked all over the forums, and have found no reviews of the F13 modified into a laser. So, I may or may not be the first to build in this host. Either ways, this can be somewhat of an instructional review I suppose:D...

http://laserpointerforums.com/f44/laser-accessories-you-should-own-49082.html This had some things that I didn't have at the time that were helpful. I hope it helps you!

Re: Hyperion LPM For Sale: 2W & 6W Version Wow, a LPM that measures up to 6 watts for $150, INSANE:drool: I am definitely going to buy one soon!

WHAT?!? If I would've known that earlier, I would've gone with the "C" mag. Well, too late now:crackup: Actually, Never mind, because the driver should only be run for a max of 2 minutes straight. And by then, the heatsink/diode aren't really that hot. So, getting a "C" mag wouldn't change my...

That sounds like it's going to be a lot of fun:D I can't wait to see what you decide to do

That's too bad:cryyy: I never bought anything from him, so I wouldn't know what happened.

Sorry, I didn't catch that. It is a SXD, and I got the hot option, so he put it on for me. He also added a heat-sink that fits the curve of the host.

It's really worth it! It handles the heat like a boss, and it feels like you're carrying around a police baton:D

Hey, I have finished building my most powerful laser yet, and I would like to thank Jayrob and DTR for their hard work.:thanks: I have made a video review for this laser, but I will be adding more pics and text info tomorrow because its late:tired: Here is the link for the video just in case...

Yep, been doing it for 11 years now.:yh:

Here is a pic of my whole team. (I am the third from the left). [/URL][/IMG] And probably my favorite action shot of all time, taken 2 years ago at regionals::D [/URL][/IMG]

I was thinking that wasn't right also:thinking:

Quick quesion: Is the point of the extended taper to not only give it more mass, but also to transfer heat to the air faster? (like the point of fins)

Thanks and you're welcome. I guess roaming around the forums for a while helps:D

And if your purpose for the laser needs a long duty cycle, then just go with a huge computer heatsink and make it a labby:thinking:

I really don't feel like getting deep into this, so, here is some evidence that suggests otherwise: But if it is $15.50 cheaper, and you don't really need that %40 extra run time, then I would go for the aluminum.