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[highlight]Thank you for your interest. This laser is now sold[/highlight]
I feel like "Crazy Gideon" here. It is amazing how fast this stuff piles up.
This one was the hardest to pull out of the drawer to sell. First, because it is a "Milos" build (the last one from the third generation). Second, because with what has been happening with blu-ray lasers in the last few months, I am taking a major loss on it. I decided to go ahead with selling it because I do NOT use it. It is a great little unit, but it is just sitting in the drawer! I figure somebody out there, who really wants a bu-ray but can't afford what is being offered, could have one. I enjoy my blu-ray's more than any of my other lasers.
Anyway, offered here is a Milos build 405nm laser. It is putting out 22mW. It uses the PS3 diode. It is powered by a single 9V battery. It utilizes an adjustable wheel to turn on. It is "labeled" as only 14mW, but that was done before we discovered that the Lasercheck wasn't giving a true measurement to the 405nm lasers. It is putting out a steady 22mW. I am offering it here for$100 shipped in the US.
[highlight]Make me an offer[/highlight] It seems such a shame to have a nice unit like this relegated to the back of the drawer because we are all about burning power now. If you will use it, I will be pretty generous
Here it is:
Here's the light:
Here's its measurement:
If you've never seen the inside of a Milos unit, here it is:
I feel like "Crazy Gideon" here. It is amazing how fast this stuff piles up.
This one was the hardest to pull out of the drawer to sell. First, because it is a "Milos" build (the last one from the third generation). Second, because with what has been happening with blu-ray lasers in the last few months, I am taking a major loss on it. I decided to go ahead with selling it because I do NOT use it. It is a great little unit, but it is just sitting in the drawer! I figure somebody out there, who really wants a bu-ray but can't afford what is being offered, could have one. I enjoy my blu-ray's more than any of my other lasers.
Anyway, offered here is a Milos build 405nm laser. It is putting out 22mW. It uses the PS3 diode. It is powered by a single 9V battery. It utilizes an adjustable wheel to turn on. It is "labeled" as only 14mW, but that was done before we discovered that the Lasercheck wasn't giving a true measurement to the 405nm lasers. It is putting out a steady 22mW. I am offering it here for
[highlight]Make me an offer[/highlight] It seems such a shame to have a nice unit like this relegated to the back of the drawer because we are all about burning power now. If you will use it, I will be pretty generous
Here it is:
Here's the light:
Here's its measurement:
If you've never seen the inside of a Milos unit, here it is:
Maybe I'll put it in the little scanner I got from Laserman and hook a 9V power source to it.