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639nm TRI-BEAM Mitsubishi ML562G84 diode, What do I need to know?

PICS BRO! :gh::gh:
What does this driver look like? Did the diode come bare or in a module? :wave:

I'll do some pics when I have the pinout:D I don't wanna mess this baby up:o

I just msged podo today about ordering one of these, any insight you can give into the actual diode is most welcome!

It's just like a regular diode:) I just watched a video styropyro had on it and he said his driver was a 2.2A buck drive:D
 
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Really curious to see how this build turns out. Love the idea! Best wishes and looking forward to the build and beam pics. :drool:
 
Really curious to see how this build turns out. Love the idea! Best wishes and looking forward to the build and beam pics. :drool:

As soon as I find what amperage is ideal for this laser I'm going to order the driver and set this baby up right quick :D
 
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Okay so I think my driver just kicked the bucket on this build. The diode is okay and I tested it out with a spare driver that I had and it worked just fine.

At 2.4A I was getting a max of about 1.7W. I was wondering if anyone thought it might be an okay idea to up my amperage a little, maybe to 3A.

Everywhere that I've seen these listed I have seen them rated for 2.5W and I'm sure that running at 3A won't put me up to 2.5(well, hopefully not anyways.)

Opinions on this? Yay or nay? I'd love some input.
 
Man, I understand your nervousness on uping the amps on such a great diode. Wish I had some info for you, but all I can offer is moral support. Hoping the best, still love that diode. ( Planning on buying a Sanwu Guaridian with that diode in it.)
 
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No one? I saw a old thread with podo and a double beam version of this laser and he had it set at 4 Amps! It was putting out 3 watts at that current so I think I'm going to go ahead and try using a 3A driver. I'm hoping that will push me to around the 2W mark and not put to much strain on the diode. Fingers crossed:D
 
You can up the current beyond specification, but it will reduce the life of the diode, probably not a linear relationship either.
 

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