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505nm diode?

lazerman121 said:
Just talked with Junktronix He said he can Properly Test them on his Ando AQ-6315A Optical Spectrum Analyzer.
I'm Gonna buy one and have it shipped to him.
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Excellent, looking forward to the results! :D
 





The spec sheet states 505nm.
Just an question if these do turn out to be 505nm.
How much would someone charge to take this and make it into a 18650 build for me? If the price is reasonable then I might take the plunge.
 
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I'm hoping for a decent beam profile. I take it that it is single mode.
 
CurtisOliver said:
The spec sheet states 505nm.
Just an question if these do turn out to be 505nm.
How much would someone charge to take this and make it into a 18650 build for me? If the price is reasonable then I might take the plunge.
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Not necessarily single mode, but hopefully.
 
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I'll take 4! :D
I hope so too. Single mode 505nm for low price. Too good to be true?
 
Did anyone else notice this is listed as a refurbished diode? I don't think it is far enough away from 510nm to be worth the $40.00 expense.
 
paul1598419 said:
Did anyone else notice this is listed as a refurbished diode? I don't think it is far enough away from 510nm to be worth the $40.00 expense.
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I also can't see any information saying that Sharp make a diode anywhere near this wavelength, the closest I've found is 450nm.

The model number I came up with is GH05035A2G but I can't find any information on it other than from Chinese sellers.

I'll keep digging.

Edit: News release from ~6-7 months ago stating that they were going to mass produce green diodes, no timeline on ETA.

http://www.ledinside.com/news/2016/12/sharp_to_mass_produce_green_laser_diodes_in_japan
 
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It says Sharp will start mass production in Fukushima, Japan. Wonder how that place is holding up.
 
Didn't even click, but for the Geiger counter it did. ;)
Lol, even better. :D
As for the validity of those diodes, I'll do some research tomorrow as well.
 
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It sure would be. Another wavelength in our collection. And a nice one as well. 505nm is beautiful and very close to the scotopic peak.
 
BowtieGuy said:
Hey Radim, I think arythna is the member who has a 561nm in a pointer, here's a -Link- to his review thread! :)
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Yes, that's what I was talking about, Bowtie. Thanks. Unfortunately I do not see those awesome photos of it anymore. :( Whatever I noticed you coloured the link for reference. ;)
 
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