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Sharpee64

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Im about to purchase this laser and driver and wondering what a good battery setup people would recommend?

Thanks!

ebay.com.au/itm/ 333585257985
 





I did for the item number he listed, but got no item. If it is the usual lab style head it runs off +12 volts, so 3 Li ion batteries would work.
 
Says in description 5v Input?

Specification:

  • Brand new
  • Material: Metal
  • Lens: Glass
  • Color: Blue (focusable)
  • Power: 2.5W / 2500MW
  • Wave Length: 445nm-450nm
  • Voltage: AC / DC12V
  • Power:> 2A
  • TTL signal input 0~5V input. (0V OFF/5V ON)
  • TTL Frequency: 0-20KHz
  • Duty Cycle: input 1%-100%
  • Cooling Mode: Heatsink and Fan
  • Red cable at "+", Black cable at "-"
 
You could use an 18650 battery at 3500 mAh. Those are usually 3.7 volts loaded.
 
Sharpee64 said:
Says in description 5v Input?

Specification:

  • Brand new
  • Material: Metal
  • Lens: Glass
  • Color: Blue (focusable)
  • Power: 2.5W / 2500MW
  • Wave Length: 445nm-450nm
  • Voltage: AC / DC12V
  • Power:> 2A
  • TTL signal input 0~5V input. (0V OFF/5V ON)
  • TTL Frequency: 0-20KHz
  • Duty Cycle: input 1%-100%
  • Cooling Mode: Heatsink and Fan
  • Red cable at "+", Black cable at "-"
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TTL input says 0 to 5V input. That's just the on/off for the TTL function

The driver runs on >2A, 12VDC
Just buy a cheap plug in wall AC to >2A, 12VDC transformer or any >2A 12V battery of any kind will do.
 
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Would 8 AA lithium rechargable batteries in a pack be okay?
ebay.com.au/itm/273821029352

I also have an LED driver thats rated at 12v 8amps. Is that too many amps?
 
Sharpee64 said:
Would 8 AA lithium rechargable batteries in a pack be okay?
ebay.com.au/itm/273821029352

I also have an LED driver thats rated at 12v 8amps. Is that too many amps?
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If you not just Trolling LPF with nonsense questions which increasingly seems to be the case:

The batteries you gave a link for specifically say they are not rechargeable.

You have the answers above.

The item clearly states what the electrical power requirements are.
If you can't figure out/comprehend how to power the item with a >2A , 12V power supply sufficient for whatever it is you want to do and/or have no idea of what you are doing, don't buy the item.
If you do buy it, observe laser safety procedures and buy good laser goggles/glasses to protect your eyes.
 
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I took the OP at his word about input voltage. Should have looked more closely. Just use three 18650 batteries in series.
 
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