Dawinzi
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Uhh try again... he took 10 of them from laserglow......... :tsk:
Is this so? Well ..... uh oh, water is boiling. Time to have a Coffe.
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Uhh try again... he took 10 of them from laserglow......... :tsk:
Dustin, at LG pics or not, at least I´m happy he did this review (I asked him for doing it). It´s very systematically, pointing out the important advantages of this beast. Of course the price is high, but LG service and know-how is outstanding.
I can't speak for other vendors but at Laserglow, when we get a new product, we put it on a power meter and a DC power supply and run it until it fails. (Imagine our surprise when the Polaris-1000 just kept going, and going, and going... for hours.) To earn a "100% duty cycle" at Laserglow, a laser has to keep running without losing power for several hours. Lasers listed with 60-90 sec duty cycles (for example) showed power loss or instability around this time, indicating that the laser is not in thermal equilibrium.
Lol not enough to make them worth the cost. They actually cost about $400 to build, so...... the 650 should be priced at a MAX of $1,800 or so. These beasts are not 100% duty cycle either sadly, their cooling works well but not that well. I love mine simply because its a cool laser, I will probably never get rid of it cause I know I can't replace it if I did :na:
-Dustin
Well.....
You can hold it against your face without burning yourself.
Greetings.
Oddly enough I ran mine for 40 mins to test it once and had the exact same results, I would be afraid to do much more I did see power drop, only about 70 of that was from heat in my case... the rest being battery drain these things eat 18650s / Ds like nothing else haha
-D