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Do keep us posted... especially us prospective JL 473nm buyers
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Not room temperature lol. I will see if I can measure the temperature of the host when output is nominal. May be a day or so though....might have to pick up a temperature probe.
The other reviews didn't mention this... what is the operating temperature of your 473nm?
Just did a timed run on LPM.
- 1 second: Cannot see 473, registers as 15mW on LPM.
- 3 Minutes: I can sort of see the 473 dot, but I have to look for it. Measures 15mW on LPM still.
- 5 Minutes: 473 dot visible, looks like 2mW or so(about as visible as my 1mW CNI GLP 594 I had). 20mW measured on LPM.
- 8 Minutes: 473 looking to be at or around 10mW now. Still not very powerful. Measures 25mW on LPM.
- 9 Minutes: 473 dot looking still brighter, although not by a lot. Measured 30mW on LPM.
- 10 Minutes: No change from 9 Minutes.
- 11 Minutes: 473 dot same brightness but hit 40mW.
- 12 Minutes: 473 dot same brightness. Now back down below 40.
- 13 Minutes: 45mW. Looking brighter.
- 15 Minutes: 58mW. Getting nice and pretty now.
- 17 Minutes: After a lot of erratic behavior it is up to 70mW....and then down to 60.
- 18 Minutes: Hit 80mW, then down to 65, then up to 73. Ahh DPSS....you bastard.
- 19 Minutes: 70mW is about what it is, disregarding jumps.
- 20 Minutes: 71mW
All it does is stagnates after that. I was told my unit LPM'd at 90-100mW. I cannot even see the dot without straining my eyes for the first 4 minutes. Only after 5 minutes does it start to resemble a 1 or 2mW unit, and it takes a good 15-20 minutes for it to get up to 75% of what I was told it could do....I am not sure that is normal behavior for a 473nm Handheld. There is a certain amount of warmup necessary, to be sure, but 20 minutes?!!!