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FrozenGate by Avery

5000mW 808nm C-Mount

with 5w of 808 and a already coated and a pair of seperated / coated / TECd crystals you could kick about 5-600mw or upto like 1.2w if you spend like 24 man-hours aligning it.. go for it and get a laserscope KTP/Yagbar for the 20w monster to get a Green Nova of about 3w  [smiley=evil.gif] then attach it to shark
 





Midknight said:
[quote author=Artix link=1219808788/0#3 date=1219810445]
This will work well ;) , now you don't have to ask for a custom driver!

Thats great! Two things though. The spec sheet says it needs 5.2A, and this driver maxes out at 5A.

The other thing is I was hopping to run the driver at 3.2V using this battery...
http://www.batteryspace.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=4205

5V isn't too bad though. Now what is the TTL? And with that on it requires 10V?
[/quote]

Just a quick clarification. The FlexMod doesn't NEED 5A, that is the max it can drive. If you set it lower, your power supply can provide less current. TTL is transistor-transistor logic. It's a modulation scheme 0 is off, 5V is on in the input. It does not require 10V when you use TTL input. 5V power supply input would be fine.
 
drlava said:
[quote author=Midknight link=1219808788/0#4 date=1219855754][quote author=Artix link=1219808788/0#3 date=1219810445]
This will work well ;) , now you don't have to ask for a custom driver!

Thats great! Two things though. The spec sheet says it needs 5.2A, and this driver maxes out at 5A.

The other thing is I was hopping to run the driver at 3.2V using this battery...
http://www.batteryspace.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=4205

5V isn't too bad though. Now what is the TTL? And with that on it requires 10V?
[/quote]

Just a quick clarification.  The FlexMod doesn't NEED 5A, that is the max it can drive.  If you set it lower, your power supply can provide less current.  TTL is transistor-transistor logic.  It's a modulation scheme 0 is off, 5V is on in the input.  It does not require 10V when you use TTL input.  5V power supply input would be fine.[/quote]
I think he was referring "it" to the diode, not the driver :D
 
MarioMaster said:
I just hope you're not planning on buying the one off ebay - $420 for just a 5 watt cmount? ouch.

you might want to ask drlava about the flexmod - i forget what the max current for that is though

Tee-hee, I got 4x 3watt 808's off ebay 2day ::) 250. shipped ;D
 


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