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So where do I input low amounts of $$ and receive 505nm and 480nm diodes?? Looks like I'll have to break out the old pen laser building tools...it's been some time since I've put together a handheld laser.
and ZRaffleticket: the 476nm/480nm is gone?? I'm so sorry to hear that. Did it pop or did it get lost? My 476nm laser is one of my prized possessions. I used it for most of my presentations in college and had to put it in a new case because the old one was so beat up. I'd be pretty devastated if mine was gone. I have lost some of my other good lasers though due to horrible organization skills on my part...
Ha ha, good point. Nothing like flinging lead in darkness. I'm no gun expert either, but there is a big market of accessories for shooting in low light conditions...definitely aimed at military/police and "self defense" scenarios over hunting/target shooting though. I think "mesopic" would be a better word choice than scotopic here though...and in that case good ol' 532nm would probably be the best. When I shoot it's typically with iron sights though...(in daylight mind you)
If you place a curve in the middle of scotopic and photopic then you get a peak of 528/529nm iirc! So yes, 532 would be very close indeed.
This is getting exciting Rich and Paul.