671nm 200mW Video

[Jono3289]

Nice Video!

 

[Jono3289]

How much are they?

 

[FrothyChimp]

$534.97 USD

 

[Cyparagon]

That really has no place in our line of work play. Perhaps you can tell us where they are better used?

 

[si12j12]

ahhh beutiful

 

[brtaman]

Very nice video, frothychimp. The production values in your videos are always top notch. [smiley=thumbsup.gif] Where did you get the music from? Sound like a song from a 40's era movie (the good years).

 

[Razako]

That really has no place in our line of work play. Perhaps you can tell us where they are better used?

I'm sure they have some medical/scientific use that we are unaware of.

 

[cmak]

"video has been removed by the user"

:cryyy:

 

[Asherz]

"video has been removed by the user"

:cryyy:

Check the date, it's over a year old. Frothy hasn't been around in a while.

 

[MrGreenJeans]

I just typed in frothychimp in the search bar on youtube and came up with 5 or 6 videos.

Here's a yellow from him/her: YouTube - 150mW 593nm DPSS Laser Demonstration

 

[Lacrosse]

ahh yeah i was gonna say same thing its removed.. but i look at post and its dated 1-7-08 :O

 

[cmak]

Check the date, it's over a year old. Frothy hasn't been around in a while.

his other video (>150mW 593.5nm Module) is still up on YouTube...

well can anybody at least describe to me what the 671nm video was like? :drool:

lol

 

[Asherz]

his other video (>150mW 593.5nm Module) is still up on YouTube...

well can anybody at least describe to me what the 671nm video was like? :drool:

lol

A less visible and darker version of 650nm, nothing interesting...

 

[DashApple]

671 nm lasers are a dpss type so the beam is alot better than a diode red but u need alot of power to make the beam more visible

 

[Things]

671nm is used in some laser scanners due to t's nice deep red and nice beam specs due to it being DPSS, however it is a fair bit duller than 650nm for the power. 100mW of 650nM might look to be around 50mW 671nM.

 

[cmak]

thanks for the insight guys; i get that it's DPSS and that the beam specs are obviously going to be a lot better than on a DID, but I was really looking for more of a description of the color. Is it just duller than 655nm or it actually deeper or "ruby-like" as I recall someone describing it a long time ago?

peace & thanks
-cmak