*445nm lasers* !GB-Closed!

[psi seeker 34]

Re: *445nm lasers* !diodes 38.50$!

I bid on the other fluorescent Disc $5.00

 

[jmgallego]

Re: *445nm lasers* !diodes 38.50$!

I bid on the other fluorescent Disc $5.00

The bid is already at $10... see post #645... sorry... how about biddding $11?

 

[styropyro]

Re: *445nm lasers* !diodes 38.50$!

I'll bid $15 on the other red LED with heatsink assembly.

 

[psi seeker 34]

Re: *445nm lasers* !diodes 38.50$!

The bid is already at $10... see post #645... sorry... how about biddding $11?

According to post #592 there are two of these phosphorous disks for sale
You bid $10 on only one of them hence my bid remains $5 on the other one.

 

[jmgallego]

Re: *445nm lasers* !diodes 38.50$!

According to post #592 there are two of these phosphorous disks for sale
You bid $10 on only one of them hence my bid remains $5 on the other one.

I stand corrected

 

[Seoul_lasers]

Re: *445nm lasers* !diodes 38.50$!

According to post #592 there are two of these phosphorous disks for sale
You bid $10 on only one of them hence my bid remains $5 on the other one.

are NOT :banghead: phosphorous disks !!

They do not catch fire in open air. These are made up of a Phosphor material that absorbs the 445nm light and re-transmits it as green light. much the same way as Sodium Flourescine and UV light.

The word is Phosphor, which has nothing to do with element Phosphorous.

 

[Lars]

Re: *445nm lasers* !diodes 38.50$!

Could someone give me a vague idea on how much these will go for in a kit form once builders get their hands on them? For example, with driver, mounted optics, and heatsink? Is <$100 resonable?

 

[daguin]

Re: *445nm lasers* !diodes 38.50$!

Could someone give me a vague idea on how much these will go for in a kit form once builders get their hands on them? For example, with driver, mounted optics, and heatsink? Is <$100 resonable?

Read MORE than you post

Check out the "Buy, Sell, Trade" board

Peace,
dave

 

[psi seeker 34]

Re: *445nm lasers* !diodes 38.50$!

are NOT :banghead: phosphorous disks !!

They do not catch fire in open air. These are made up of a Phosphor material that absorbs the 445nm light and re-transmits it as green light. much the same way as Sodium Flourescine and UV light.

The word is Phosphor, which has nothing to do with element Phosphorous.

Phosphorescence - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The very term phosphorescence refers to the ability of substances to glow in the dark in a similar way as phosphorous does weather or not the substance contains the element phosphorous.

For the record I'm just using the seller's terms which was originally
written as "phosphorous wheels"

 

[jmgallego]

Re: *445nm lasers* !diodes 38.50$!

My understanding is the wheel in these projectors is fluorescent.

 

[kiyoukan]

Re: *445nm lasers* !diodes 38.50$!

just to let you know i get a message for 50$ for each projector after the arrays.
So just to let you know if the gutted projectors dont come together to be 50$ he will be listed as the highest bidder.
So i will try to update the op later today as i found a good ie connection at my cabin.
sorry for my absence.

 

[Pontiacg5]

Re: *445nm lasers* !diodes 38.50$!

My understanding is the wheel in these projectors is fluorescent.

The phosphor fluoresces when the blue laser shines on it. The material is not called fluorescent.

 

[styropyro]

Re: *445nm lasers* !diodes 38.50$!

just to let you know i get a message for 50$ for each projector after the arrays.
So just to let you know if the gutted projectors dont come together to be 50$ he will be listed as the highest bidder.
So i will try to update the op later today as i found a good ie connection at my cabin.
sorry for my absence.

Check for the prices of the empty projectors on eBay, I think I read that they go for a decent amount of money there.

 

[Pontiacg5]

Re: *445nm lasers* !diodes 38.50$!

No empty projectors have ever sold on ebay, I've been watching them.

 

[jmgallego]

Re: *445nm lasers* !diodes 38.50$!

The phosphor fluoresces when the blue laser shines on it. The material is not called fluorescent.

Paraphrasing from the link (Fluorescence - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia): the ring is lined with a coating of a fluorescent material, called the phosphor, which absorbs the blue laser light and re-emits as green light. Correct? :undecided:

 

[LarryDFW]

Re: *445nm lasers* !diodes 38.50$!

I would like to bid $52 for one projector w/remote minus the 445 diodes and diode lenses.

Shipping to one location in the U.S.

LarryDFW