Hi all!
I came to this forum some time ago and after much deliberation, I ordered jayrob's MXDL 4171 version 2 kit and got his 405-G-1 lens to power a BDR-203 8x LD...however, I decided not to take apart the BDR-203 due to laziness on my part and I used a much less expensive PHR diode instead. I just tested the DIY by pointing up in the night sky and WOOOW i was pretty amazed at how far this thing goes up to
Now, I plan to sell my BDR-203 blu-ray burner which has not even been opened or touched and purchase the BDR-205 blu-ray burner, at my local store in tokyo, instead for that 12x LD.
Now, I don't know how goooood this so-called 12x LD is so I'm a little skeptical, since I thought it would take at least 2 years or so before this 12x LD burner came out in the market.
Anyhow, getting to the point of my thread....
1) Hypothetically speaking, if i purchased this 12x diode, will the custom heat sink in jayrob's MXDL 4171 version2 kit be able to handle the heat dissipation that will take place as a result of a large current draw?
2) Will the customized driver, which was originally intended for the 8x diode to handle 460mA, be able to handle 800mA of current draw for this 12x diode?
I can purchase this blu-ray drive at Akihabara no problem, but...I have no idea about how to take it apart, so I may post some pics of the drive itself for some opinions...that is, if I purchase it.
The only thing is, how powerful is this 12x diode? I have read the thread about the Pioneer BDR-205, and I will read it again.
According to my plan, i just plan to adjust the potentiometer of the driver of my 1st DIY kit and just swap the PHR with the 12x diode when I get to that stage.
oooohh yeeaah~ this talk about more powerful diodes is really getting me high:evil:
I came to this forum some time ago and after much deliberation, I ordered jayrob's MXDL 4171 version 2 kit and got his 405-G-1 lens to power a BDR-203 8x LD...however, I decided not to take apart the BDR-203 due to laziness on my part and I used a much less expensive PHR diode instead. I just tested the DIY by pointing up in the night sky and WOOOW i was pretty amazed at how far this thing goes up to
Now, I plan to sell my BDR-203 blu-ray burner which has not even been opened or touched and purchase the BDR-205 blu-ray burner, at my local store in tokyo, instead for that 12x LD.
Now, I don't know how goooood this so-called 12x LD is so I'm a little skeptical, since I thought it would take at least 2 years or so before this 12x LD burner came out in the market.
Anyhow, getting to the point of my thread....
1) Hypothetically speaking, if i purchased this 12x diode, will the custom heat sink in jayrob's MXDL 4171 version2 kit be able to handle the heat dissipation that will take place as a result of a large current draw?
2) Will the customized driver, which was originally intended for the 8x diode to handle 460mA, be able to handle 800mA of current draw for this 12x diode?
I can purchase this blu-ray drive at Akihabara no problem, but...I have no idea about how to take it apart, so I may post some pics of the drive itself for some opinions...that is, if I purchase it.
The only thing is, how powerful is this 12x diode? I have read the thread about the Pioneer BDR-205, and I will read it again.
According to my plan, i just plan to adjust the potentiometer of the driver of my 1st DIY kit and just swap the PHR with the 12x diode when I get to that stage.
oooohh yeeaah~ this talk about more powerful diodes is really getting me high:evil: