FS:405 BlueRay with Aixis module

[hydro]

Ok, I have some PHR-803T (high output) 405nm BlueRay LD install in Aixis module for sale.  Asking $43 shipped to the lower 48 States or $40 for local pickup.  I would rather you pickup if you can because I only have time to go to the postal office once a week.  I'm near South Pasadena California so let me know.

Thanks ;D

 

[wickedALEX]

would you trabe 3 of the BR to my phoenix?

 

[Murudai]

Disadvantage of Uni accommodation = Can't bring your tools up (soldering irons present fire hazard).

Otherwise, I'd whip up one of these and make a nice Blu-ray

 

[ben74]

i will trade you age of empires 3 for the mac for one

 

[rubberband]

hi i was wondering if you would like to trade for this 180mW red laser. it is in a pen form and it was profetionally done by senkat himself. it runs off of 2 aaa batteries and burns like a monster. i would like to trade that for 2 or 3 of your lasers.
send me a pm or email me at lazarmitch@aol.com if you are interested

Thanks,
Mitch

here is a pic

 

[hydro]

would you trabe 3 of the BR to my phoenix?

Check your PM

 

[wickedALEX]

replayde

 

[john_lawson]

will you take my soul for another three lol

 

[SMIDSY]

whats the estimated power and can you include a driver?

 

[john_lawson]

thats the 803-t read up theyre 15-110 mw depending on how hard you want to drive them

 

[SMIDSY]

thats the 803-t read up theyre 15-110 mw depending on how hard you want to drive them

Id be interested but only if someone fits a driver so all i need to do is add 3V lol

 

[usakicksass]

I get one!!!

 

[IgorT]

[quote author=john_lawson link=1211006282/0#9 date=1211056447]thats the 803-t read up theyre 15-110 mw depending on how hard you want to drive them

Id be interested but only if someone fits a driver so all i need to do is add 3V lol[/quote]
For operation from 3V it's gonna have to be a boost driver, so that leaves you with Dr_Lava's flex drive.


And if you want to start building lasers, you're gonna have to learn how to solder. When i was a kid, i used to take all my fathers electronic components, and just solder them to a vero board. He was angry, for wasting various ICs and expensive parts, but i learned how to do it.

Start with something easy, something you can't kill, so that you get a feel for it.. Tinning some wires, soldering some random stuff together, just so you learn how it behaves. After that you get the required confidence, and can do anything. Oh, with PCBs, soldering has to be done quickly so that the pads don't de-bond and break off.

After that you should build a red. Then you can do Blue Rays. Oh, and only use battery power, no PSUs. A PSU provides a path to the ground and 405nm diodes are way more sensitive to ESD!

 

[hydro]

Disadvantage of Uni accommodation = Can't bring your tools up (soldering irons present fire hazard).

Otherwise, I'd whip up one of these and make a nice Blu-ray

What do you need?

 

[hydro]

whats the estimated power and can you include a driver?

check out this link;

http://www.laserpointerforums.com/forums/YaBB.pl?num=1209940381


will you take my soul for another three   lol

Thanks John but I have too many right now but I'll keep it in mind.

 

[360freak]

I'll trade a Sound Blaster Audigy SB1394 card, which goes for about 80 new, or an ATI Tv Tuner card. I know, a bit random. PM me if interested. 1 for 1, or 2 for 2.