I'm having a hard time trying to load pic's the way I do it all of the sudden,
but I believe this module I have is a 505 and not a 532 which explains the kinda thicker on one axis beam i'm use to seeing form a 532.
Yes the spot seemed typical 532 at first but comparing it again it's not as tight..
Also explains why it worked well right out of the cold mail box
On the left is the new module and the right side is a 532 pen..
I might try and take of the front round nozzle if I see I won't damage it but i'm pretty certain it's a 505. Can't complain I guess for $18.
What do you all think??
Paul will that explain maby the higher temp coming from the output of the driver?
Now I was measuring right at the plastic connect and there's no pot screw anywhere. Peaking through the slots of plastic case on the bottom of the driver I see nothing but a flat board and just solder tab connects and no driver circuits, especially near the connects to add any extra heatsinking.
I don't see a way yet to easily take of the front piece of the module/sink?? I kinda scratched it up but its just basicly a plug with a hole and not like the listing pic show's with a lens.
No typical long module with attachments for the crystals and beam correction lens. Just a lens with a 2 slots but glued in as far as I can see.
I took the back fan off to try and look at any diode markings but the whole back of the diode is incased with white epoxy.