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blue ray and 16x dvd lasers help

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im looking at making a blue-ray and a 16x dvd laser. but the problem is the flexdrives are sold out, and wont be back instock for 2 weeks it says so is there anyone that has 2 they could sell or anywhere else to buy them or different drivers that would work? thanks for all your help
 





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http://www.szwholesale.com/powerful-650nm-true-laser-pointer-penl5v3-p-1762.html?osCsid=12d95c0c39d6168962e1ef57efe11e08
 
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how would that help? im looking for something that will drive a blue-ray diode and another one that will power a 16x dvd diode...
 
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thanks alot that looks like it will have to do. i plan on buying 2 of them and making a blue ray and a 16x burner. how many mW do you think i can get a blue ray and a 16x up to with the adjustable driver? ill probably either be using 2 or 3 AAA batterys depending on the host i buy
 
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llxpntbllxll said:
thanks alot that looks like it will have to do. i plan on buying 2 of them and making a blue ray and a 16x burner. how many mW do you think i can get a blue ray and a 16x up to with the adjustable driver? ill probably either be using 2 or 3 AAA batterys depending on the host i buy
With this driver, you have to have at least 5V for reds, and 7V for blu-rays. For a blu-ray, set the driver to 150mA and you will have around 140mW. With a 16x red from StoneTek, set it to 300mA-350mA and you will have around 200mW.
If you want to use 2 AAA, then use these batteries:

http://www.batteryjunction.com/10440.html

The driver can take a maximum of 12V, and these batteries can go up to 4.2V fully charged.
 
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alright thanks alot. now heres one more question, good host for a blue-ray? i would like a nice looking one but a smaller one and also what module is the best for a blue-ray? and also would a 200mW do more or less burning than a 140mW blue-ray?
 
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llxpntbllxll said:
alright thanks alot. now heres one more question, good host for a blue-ray? i would like a nice looking one but a smaller one and also what module is the best for a blue-ray? and also would a 200mW do more or less burning than a 140mW blue-ray?
An AixiZ module.
You could use a pen host with 2 AAA size 3.7V batteries.
Of course a 200mW BR will burn better than a 140mW.
But if you set the current to 200mA for a PHR-803T than your diode will die.
If you buy a 6x from AMK, you can easily get 200mW by setting it to 200mA, but i recomend setting it to 180mA, and it will lov you forvever :D

Host: http://www.szwholesale.com/powerful....html?osCsid=12d95c0c39d6168962e1ef57efe11e08
 
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would a aixiZ module fit in the host good? and also where can i get a blue ray diode i think im going to make the blue ray first just cuase of how it looks. and do you have a link by anychance for a blue ray diode or not? i know i can get red diodes from stonetek.and what is the PHR-803T diode your talking about. sorry about all the questions im a noob so im trying to learn
 

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llxpntbllxll said:
would a aixiZ module fit in the host good? and also where can i get a blue ray diode i think im going to make the blue ray first just cuase of how it looks. and do you have a link by anychance for a blue ray diode or not? i know i can get red diodes from stonetek.and what is the PHR-803T diode your talking about. sorry about all the questions im a noob so im trying to learn

Try starting to learn by reading the "stickys" in each board. If you want to learn something about blu-ray, read the stickys in the blu-ray board. If you want to learn about red diodes, read the stickys in the red board.

Peace,
dave
 
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alright im starting to read them now, i read the ones on this thread but never really noticed the blue-ray one thanks!
 
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llxpntbllxll said:
would a aixiZ module fit in the host good? and also where can i get a blue ray diode i think im going to make the blue ray first just cuase of how it looks. and do you have a link by anychance for a blue ray diode or not? i know i can get red diodes from stonetek.and what is the PHR-803T diode your talking about. sorry about all the questions im a noob so im trying to learn
Yes, it fits nice and flush.

803T Diodes:
http://www.laserpointerforums.com/forums/YaBB.pl?num=1224680882
http://hightechdealz.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=4
http://www.laserpointerforums.com/forums/YaBB.pl?num=1219557057


The 6x Diodes that can be set to 180mA:
http://www.laserpointerforums.com/forums/YaBB.pl?num=1223438970/280
http://www.laserpointerforums.com/forums/YaBB.pl?num=1223824526

With IgorT's Special Lenses that can increase the power by 40mW (for all Blu-Rays)!!!
http://www.laserpointerforums.com/forums/YaBB.pl?num=1212842385

Your Welcome :cool:
 
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thanks so much. one more question does a 200mW red laser burn more or less than a 140mW blue ray? ive heard blue rays burn more at lower mW's compared to other lasers just due to beam diameter?
 

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Spyderz20x6 said:
With a 16x red from StoneTek, set it to 300mA-350mA and you will have around 200mW.

huh? dvd-burner-diode driven by 300mA current?
I read 150mA maximum several times elsewhere...
 

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cds said:
[quote author=Spyderz20x6 link=1224712268/0#5 date=1224722310]
With a 16x red from StoneTek, set it to 300mA-350mA and you will have around 200mW.

huh? dvd-burner-diode driven by 300mA current?
I read 150mA maximum several times elsewhere...
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This current is fine for the 16X RED diode.

Peace,
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Sorry for asking again, but is "the 16X RED diode" not the same thing as a red laser diode from
a 16X DVD-burner?

Or why do other people run their DVD-diodes with a maximum current of 150mA, if
you tell me 300mA would be fine?
 




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