Finally some higher res images of my labby

[diachi]

Well I managed to grab a shot of my mums camera tonight, so I thought I'd take some higher res images of my labby, just a little warning though, the images are blurry due to hand shake !

Anyway Pictures

1) laser module, while its on .

Full res images :

http://blu-flo.ucoz.com/NewBeamsHR/DSCF1023.JPG
http://blu-flo.ucoz.com/NewBeamsHR/DSCF1024.JPG
http://blu-flo.ucoz.com/NewBeamsHR/DSCF1020.JPG
http://blu-flo.ucoz.com/NewBeamsHR/DSCF1022.JPG
http://blu-flo.ucoz.com/NewBeamsHR/DSCF1017.JPG

 

[diachi]

2) Beam shot

 

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3) dot on my hand, it actually starts burning if I hold it any closer than 1M.

 

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4) Beam with the light on, no smoke

 

[diachi]

I'll upload the full res images in 20 minutes or so .

 

[Things]

How many mw is it? I have a similar looking module at 40mw lol

 

[diachi]

I dont know, it's supposed to be 35mW, but it can easily cut tape, im guessing its about 50-60mW

 

[rangedunits]

Ir included or ir filtered? ;D ;D ;D

 

[diachi]

um im not sure xD, there doesnt seem to be that much IR but its more than 35mW for sure .

 

[diachi]

This is comparing my 30mW pointer and the labby, sorry for the bad quality .

 

[Things]

Nice!

My 40mw labby doesnt have a IR filter, but i'm not concerned too much.

 

[lazerguy]

Diachi: If that pointer really is 30mw, the lab laser has MUCH more power than 35mw for sure, I would say about 70mw according to the picture. Cool to get a laser that holds 2 times the power it's supposed to have, especially one from DX!

 

[diachi]

Diachi: If that pointer really is 30mw, the lab laser has MUCH more power than 35mw for sure, I would say about 70mw according to the picture. Cool to get a laser that holds 2 times the power it's supposed to have, especially one from DX!

Yeah, it's great, and im sure the pointer is no less than 25mW, the Romisens seem very reliable after all, this labby is actually a replacement to the laser one, which broke when I shorted the leads, causing a 2.2A power spike straight to the diode :-/ But before that blew it was overpowered aswell, might be the fact that I'm giving it 6.1V instead of 5V, the voltage does seem to make a visible difference .