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CNI GB #10 (June, is Planned for delivery)






If the 50mw GLP is usually >75mW, is it worth the extra $30 for the 75 mW rated GLP? Does anybody know the usual output of the 75 mW rated GLP?

I'm deciding between the two...
 
PGL-III-C-473nm-20mW/Unit $380... Put me down for one, please.

Thanks!
 
amall said:
If the 50mw GLP is usually >75mW, is it worth the extra $30 for the 75 mW rated GLP? Does anybody know the usual output of the 75 mW rated GLP?

I'm deciding between the two...
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i think it would be, the 75mW version probably does maybe 100mW and for the matter of 30$ its well worth it IMO.

stuart :)
 
ok thanks stuart.

Glenn,
Please put me down for one GLP-532nm-75mW/Unit $135.00.
Thanks!!!
 
Any info on the 671nm DPSS yet? I finally have a job and some money, and I think a red DPSS would be cool!
 
im interested in these ones

PGL-III-532F-200mW
PGL III -C-532 300mw

If I wanted one. When is the deadline to pay it and when will I get it? (USA, CA), thank you


yobresal said:
Well it certainly would make it much more fun. A lot of people falsely believe that if a laser is focusable they can simply set the laser to focus to a small pinpoint at far distances and solve their divergence problem. Unfortunately it just doesn't work like that. You will be able to get the laser to a small point probably around 6 ft from aperture and closer. After that you are just going to make the divergence worse.
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Arent the focusable the same as the blu ray ones? I have a blu ray and I can focus it to burn at around 5 yards
 
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focus is not as necessary with a green laser because the beam is smaller, especially with a CNI which usually has good divergence and a nice thin beam. The focus would work the same as the focus on a red or bluray, just turn the head to bring the burning spot closer. Technically you can focus the laser to burn just about anywhere along the beam, so a focusable laser will burn better, but its a serious PITA to get it back to the "normal" focused to infinity setting usually.

I've had a red laser light a match and pop balloons at 20+ feet, you should be able to do the same with any focusing laser (that is strong enough)
 
Pontiacg5 said:
focus is not as necessary with a green laser because the beam is smaller, especially with a CNI which usually has good divergence and a nice thin beam. The focus would work the same as the focus on a red or bluray, just turn the head to bring the burning spot closer. Technically you can focus the laser to burn just about anywhere along the beam, so a focusable laser will burn better, but its a serious PITA to get it back to the "normal" focused to infinity setting usually.

I've had a red laser light a match and pop balloons at 20+ feet, you should be able to do the same with any focusing laser (that is strong enough)
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what power output is it? and is it CNI?
 
amall said:
If the 50mw GLP is usually >75mW, is it worth the extra $30 for the 75 mW rated GLP? Does anybody know the usual output of the 75 mW rated GLP?

I'm deciding between the two...
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75mW rated is about 110 mW from the few I tested.

Let's try to have all the GB #10 orders paid by the 18th, so we can send in the order. -Glenn
 
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PGL IR lasers:
PGL-III-808nm-50mW/Unit $242
PGL-III-808nm-100mW/Unit $271
I'll soon ask about higher output units, what output is desired?
 
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