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You can't find info about them. They are pre-production prototypes. Styro had one on a spectrometer and its 656nm. They're roughly 48w per array. I told you all I know, you're welcome to buy one and learn more about it though!

I've got a few of these arrays. Pre production, 656nm, 48w arrays, you'll find some info about them. Currently I just want to sell one, but can do more for the right price. I'm really fond of these guys but Christmas is closing in extremely quickly, and I need the cash. I want to propose on new...

A day of scrounging ebay to find some insane oranges, setting it all up in a handheld device and having a hayday

Biggest baddest orange out there. Send me money and beer and Ill build you something spectacular! It can be shoulder mounted too! YAY

Get a green array and send it!!! I could build you a mildly thick red beacon if that interests you, A deep blue could be managed with a projector array, it just depends on what you really want as so much is possible

Are they rated for the colors. Try Ebay, we're all human and know you're a big boy and you can do this...

Possible the Ruida can not properly write the required code for laser power. Download a file off the keypad, and open it on your computer, compare it to the computers file and play find the difference?

Rocking 8.1 Pro here and various linux distros on my other devices

You need a diode, heat sink, wires, a driver, and a power source, likely batteries, also a enclosure, maybe a switch. Also, Unown, I bet you could never guess my age based on my postings. But its definitely important to keep the youth safe! Restated, how old are you OP?

Its still a different color than 450 and in my opinion much prettier and its just different

You can go nitpicking all day, but with everything equal but wavelength, green would be brighter to the eye

Isnt brightness relative? In those terms wouldnt green be winning?

Hey!! Welcome to the forums! First off, its great to have a new member that cares for their own safety! We're here to help ya with any queries you may have, and always happy to help you understand what you may not in the world of lasers! Have fun with those LEP's, and always be safe! I...

Blue and green lasers are going to be exactly the same for burning, if they are the same wattage, but blue diodes come in higher wattages. They'll both go further than the eye can see with provided wattage, but a green beam is much more 'visible' and will Appear brighter to your eye!

Of course!! Enjoy~

They'll all have distance as far as the eye can see so just be careful~ 470nm is a lovely color and Im sure you'll have plenty of fun

5W is more than enough to burn, and focusing the beam in short range would be pretty strong as well, 450/455nm is just a boring blue to me, but a strong 5W teal sounds beautiful

Honestly, they will all burn. Its all about preference! If you want a crazy powerful boring blue, hit the 7W If you want a pretty and stunning 5W, Id so go for the 470!! If you want a bright intense green beam which is probably visible in daylight, hell, get the 1.6W green Id personally go...

Interested!

The 7 watt would be your best bet if youre just starting. Dont skimp on safety goggles!