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Lookin' for a good blue laser 50-->70 €

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Hi, i've just received my SD-301 Green Laser from DX (ordered on Aug 2011 :tired::tired:)... i'm realLY happy but i want to buy another laser... a blu laser. I don't want to buy it on chinese shopS because the italian custom is really hard to pass. There are some privates here that sell a good blue laser (round 100 mW) at 50 to 70 € ?
 





^ You can´t go wrong with Blord. Also he is in Europe, so less custom hassles.
 
If you don't take it, maybe i will ^^

All those 1W and 2W lasers shine too bright compared to other exotic tem01 wavelenghts...

This 180mW single mode diode would be perfect for picture taking...
only downside for me is that it doesn't take 18650 or cr123 wich i have lots off...

Cheers, sm.
 
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^ You should also get some 14500 :)

My 650nm RC-A2 and the 405nm Q5 are powered by one 14500. These batts aren´t extraordinary :beer:
 
DJNY said:
^ You should also get some 14500 :)

My 650nm RC-A2 and the 405nm Q5 are powered by one 14500. These batts aren´t extraordinary :beer:
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Hmm yeah, just checked my new charger, looks like it also can do 14500 :D

''10440'' ''14500'' ''14650'' ''17670'' ''18650'' ''18700''

Hmmmmm choises... :D
 
DJNY said:
Which one do you have? :)

I got a Soshine S1-max V3.0 which does

17500 - 17650 - 17670 - 18590 - 18650 -18670
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Cheers,

Srry for offtopic.. op.
 
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I use the Ultrafire WF-188 charger for my rechargeable batteries. This charger does it all.
Selectable current for 3.2V/3.7V batteries.

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Blord said:
I use the Ultrafire WF-188 charger for my rechargeable batteries. This charger does it all.
Selectable current for 3.2V/3.7V batteries.

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I got two of those aswell, they work well indeed but not ideal when you need to charge more then two pairs....
Actually i have about 6 chargers now ^^ but the new one works best and fast considering you can charge more then one or two or three or four at a time.

p.s. you got pm :)
 
Hmmm 70 Euro is about $90 USD, correct? A 445 might come up to around that much, but only in parts cost and batteries + a charger would be extra.

A 405nm would be more in that price range, but visibility would be nil compared to a 445.
 
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