2.6 watt 532nm beam shots

[diachi]

The driver for my 1.35 watt 532 takes 5 VDC in. I have a 5 VDC 20 amp PS to run it. It's a bit of over kill as it doesn't need that much power. But, if I wanted to run it outside somewhere, all I'd need to do is add several 26650 batteries in parallel. Then again, 4.2 volts might not be high enough, but it wouldn't be difficult to run off batteries.

A beefy DC-DC converter and a 12V SLA would work well too. Hell, just wire up some 7805s in parallel and use those.

 

[paul1598419]

Sure. There must be a half dozen ways it could be done.

 

[Richie89]

That's so cool Bob. +rep

 

[BobMc]

That's so cool Bob. +rep

Thanks Richie;

That beam in the flesh is so much awesomer! I'll be posting some more pictures of it in the future. Glad you enjoyed the pics.

 

[RB astro]

I'll be posting some more pictures of it in the future.

I'm so looking forward to that !!!

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[BobMc]

I'm so looking forward to that !!!

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It will be a bit though. Hopefully durning my next hometime. So many pictures so little time.