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That sounds very cheap for two of these lasers. I have my doubts. But, please, let me know how that works out for you.
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That sounds very cheap for two of these lasers. I have my doubts. But, please, let me know how that works out for you.
I will be cautious then. But, you got your 565nm for a good price and it is what he claimed, right? I would hope it works out, but I have all the equipment necessary to tell the difference.
Look what kind of response I got from alibaba seller. Fingers crossed
I just bought 2 of them from alibaba seller, fingers crossed :bowdown:
105$ was price.
Seller said his camera doesn’t pick this color as yellow. Beam looks misaligned.
It’s 565nm, although some are 575 apparently.. Also note, most of that $105 was shipping.
They are $30 each.
Seller said it’s 570-575nm. Also he said he will ship early next week. It’s too early to make any conclusions out of this.
Seller has 8-year membership and transactions over 70k usd in total.
I think this is legit one. IMO.
Being directly doubled it can shift in WL because IR diodes tend to shift in WL.
Damn. It's green on my camera too.
However, it is yellower than the ~561 LED I have
Edit:
After some looking, I'm fairly certain this isn't dpss with an 808nm pump. I'm much more confident this is direct doubling a 1130nm diode. I've never seen a DPSS laser go through a diffraction grating and make a line. Defocusing the output also makes a square shape to a noticeable degree. Would explain the low price and lack of info.