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Need someone to replace / help replace a driver

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Hello,

The driver used in this laser I purchased (http://laserpointerforums.com/f39/sold-4w-ndb7a75-mx900-host-250-shipped-95836.html) has been ruined. The spring on the opposite side of it that touches the batteries fell off and I used super glue to put it back on. I found out quickly this is not good for circuit boards.

It used to have a custom 3 mode driver (high, medium, low, strobe) but I just need something that will make it work again. Preferably just one setting. What driver should I get? Do any member here do repairs?

Thank you for your help
 





diachi

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Pictures of the damage?

Yeah ... superglue doesn't really work for repairing bonds which require good electrical contact...
 
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Hi L,
Yes you are in need of repair that is a wonderfull diode . I have a few builds with them in it. I repair lasers and did for quite a bit of members here.
If you would like sending me the build and i will see all that is going on with it. I am very familiar with that host and build them before . i also make custom heat sinks and focus knobs for them. PM me and we can talk about your repair and bring the life back in it . From there i will send you my email address and so on. I will PM you also .. here is a pic of some of my work XM900 and other Plug N Play hosts for drop in DTR modules

Rich:)
 

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http://imgur.com/a/tKZZJ

What is the correct terminology? Are the two silicone circuit boards inside the heat sink housing both part of 'the driver'? Usually there is just 1 but this is more complex because of the pulse / low / medium / high features. What does it cost for a driver that will power this diode that is complete unharmed? On high, only. Or if you could do low and high only.

Any input is very appreciated.
 
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Hi
The reason why is more
Mass in sinking leads to longer life on the diode and longer duty cycles
And
They look cool and
Kick it until a notch
 




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