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Yes, desolder everything on the board.

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Patients is the key with lasers.If you rush your work you are most likely going to damage something or make a mistake.
But i do understand being Inpatients when waiting to get something in the mail. Just make sure when you do get the parts you take it step by step so you will have a working laser at the end.:beer:
Hah, woops... I was having some issues soldering things to the driver, and got a little too heavy-handed. Broke a piece right off the board, and I've now ordered another flashlight.
So yeah, guess I have a few more days to play with my 100mW greenie![]()
LtKernelPanic ^^ Great you got your light working. Too Bad your not going to turn it into a laser.:na:
LtKernelPanic ^^ Great you got your light working. Too Bad your not going to turn it into a laser.:na:
:tinfoil:Hey How bad did you break it. Post a Picture.Might be able to save it.
Let me take a look at it.![]()
I appreciate it, but the soldering point where the + wire goes completely snapped off.I plan to be a bit more careful next time...