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Hey guys....
I received my 200mW Dilda (thats what the seller calls it) yesterday...
It was purchased on LEC the other forum's Store...
I've done some preliminary tests with different batteries...
Here are the results... Don't forget... by the time I got to the final tests
the Laser was getting warm so the results were a little lower..
===================== 3.0V Panasonic.......... 3.0V Lithium........3.6Volt Lithium
=====================Non-Rechargable.........Rechargeable........Rechargeab le
Max/Stabilized..................142mW / 130mW........175mW / 140mW.....184mW / 160mW
Stabilized After IR Filter......(132mW) 96mW.........(141mW) 101mW.....(179mW) 136mW
I then let the laser cool done for a couple of hours... and hooked up our LaserBee I
with Data Logging... and here is a copy of the recorded Graph using 600mA 3.6Volt
rechargeable Lithiums for 3min 17 seconds...
After the 217 second graphing test run.. the laser was just slightly warm and I could
also feel some warmth from the battery compartment... It averaged 176.39mW on that
Graph...
The divergence was measure over a distance of 46 feet.. using Laser Safety Goggles
to get a good measurement of the beam diameters..
Diameter at the aperture....... 1mm
Diameter at 46 feet.............. 16mm
Divergence........................ 1.0698386 mRad
Overall Size
Diameter widest................... 0.810"
Diameter narrowest.............. 0.650"
Length............................... 3.950"
Weight(no Bat).................... 1.6 oz (40g)
I think this is a great.. quite small Pocket Laser with exceptional power for the price ($245.00 + shipping).... IMO
You will need to check it out over there...
Jerry
I received my 200mW Dilda (thats what the seller calls it) yesterday...
It was purchased on LEC the other forum's Store...
I've done some preliminary tests with different batteries...
Here are the results... Don't forget... by the time I got to the final tests
the Laser was getting warm so the results were a little lower..
===================== 3.0V Panasonic.......... 3.0V Lithium........3.6Volt Lithium
=====================Non-Rechargable.........Rechargeable........Rechargeab le
Max/Stabilized..................142mW / 130mW........175mW / 140mW.....184mW / 160mW
Stabilized After IR Filter......(132mW) 96mW.........(141mW) 101mW.....(179mW) 136mW
I then let the laser cool done for a couple of hours... and hooked up our LaserBee I
with Data Logging... and here is a copy of the recorded Graph using 600mA 3.6Volt
rechargeable Lithiums for 3min 17 seconds...
After the 217 second graphing test run.. the laser was just slightly warm and I could
also feel some warmth from the battery compartment... It averaged 176.39mW on that
Graph...
The divergence was measure over a distance of 46 feet.. using Laser Safety Goggles
to get a good measurement of the beam diameters..
Diameter at the aperture....... 1mm
Diameter at 46 feet.............. 16mm
Divergence........................ 1.0698386 mRad
Overall Size
Diameter widest................... 0.810"
Diameter narrowest.............. 0.650"
Length............................... 3.950"
Weight(no Bat).................... 1.6 oz (40g)
I think this is a great.. quite small Pocket Laser with exceptional power for the price ($245.00 + shipping).... IMO
You will need to check it out over there...
Jerry
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