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FrozenGate by Avery

Guess the 405 diode?

:whistle::whistle:Well since we are on the subject of 405's...what is a safe (as of low- high) input voltage for the PHR's? I am using a 7.2v rechargeable batt back, and i just thought of it.
 





andy_con;

Since it is a 405nm,
I would guess a Sharp 3.3mm can produced for notebook Blu-Ray writers.

LarryDFW
 
i got them free in a large order i placed last year, so have no clue about their spec.

larrydfw any clues on power?
 
ossumguywill said:
I think BR diodes like ~4.2V.

The voltage ranges depending on the diode. PHR's typically need 4.2-4.5V, and the newer powerful diodes like the 8x and 12 use upwards of 5.5V and more.

will
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ossumguywill said:
wait, are you hooking it up directly to the diode? That would be a shitty idea, but depending on the driver (if used) that should be fine.

will
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What he said. Use a driver. The input voltage of the driver depends on the driver really. The flexdrive has a input limit if 6V (I think, the version 5 anyway) and the Rkcstr drive is 12V.
 
mfo said:
What he said. Use a driver. The input voltage of the driver depends on the driver really. The flexdrive has a input limit if 6V (I think, the version 5 anyway) and the Rkcstr drive is 12V.
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Yeah, but I was just thinking a 7.2V battery pack would probably not work either way unless the actual voltage was above that, it's above the flexdrive voltage and below the rckstr PHR minimum voltage (7.25 I believe)

will
 
Of course im using a dirver:wtf: Lm317 temporarily, until i get the AMC, or LM1117. And the 7.2v pack is working great.
 
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