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A guy who wanted a 445 at all in those days... they were few and far between. 445's were pretty much slapped onto the market.
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I bet I would have laughed my ass off If I was there watching you say "BURN!" and then the balloon just sits there starring at you saying "You can't pop me" lol !!
Also I never said power is everything, I said that the OP could get a much more powerful laser, same wavelength (445nm) for cheaper. Assuming 2W of 445nm could light candles
Well if you get a PLE 445nm, get the 2W version.
Sounds good. And make a review once you get it, in fact make a review on your 500mW 532 :beer:
I had a 100mw 450nm from laserbtb, the beam was pretty nice at night. I know 500mw of 445 would be very nice to view the nice beam the PLE puts out.
Also I never said power is everything, I said that the OP could get a much more powerful laser, same wavelength (445nm) for cheaper. Assuming 2W of 445nm could light candles
My 1.7 watt cant light candles...which saddens me! not really, seeing as it can burn basically everything else ever....have frickin scorch marks all around my house
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10W of 445nm lol !! that is so fake. No way you could get 10W into a host that small with those kinds of batteries. You would need a D cell host to handle a 10W diode without draining them instantly.