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The BLUE build from the "Dyad of Xen" thread.
- 1.5W (1500mW) 445nm Xeno Build -
I've decided to sell one of the two lasers from the "Dyad of Xen" thread I posted a few weeks back here:
http://laserpointerforums.com/f48/dyad-xen-635-600mw-445-1500mw-72330.html#post1041643
I had been wanting to build in Xeno hosts for some time, as they're among the nicest I've encountered. The square threading is just beautiful, and the textured grip is unlike anything I've encountered with other AA/14500 form factor hosts. The Xeno line has some of the nicest lights around, and it turns out they make beautiful lasers.
The hosts are expensive to buy. I initially found it odd to think that one host (like this Xeno) could cost 5x or 6x the price of a C6, or a WF501. But when I finally bought it and saw it in the flesh, in person, it was really clear what I had paid for. Xeno's remarkable attention to detail justified it for me. Everything is very "precise". Threads are smooth, lines are clean.
This build uses a 1085 based ULDO driver, and requires 2x 14500 unprotected cells. It's important to use good cells that conform to the 14500 sizing spec. Some cheap TrustFires (etc) ignore the 14500 spec, and may not fit well. The AW IMRs fit perfectly. The laser meters at 1500mW, as tested on both a LaserBee and an Ophir. It comes with a 3-element 445nm coated lens. If you want a G1, I'm always happy to add one for $50 extra.
You MUST own laser protection goggles appropriate for this wavelength, and
You MUST be over 20 years of age, and
You MUST be familiar and experienced with the appropriate safety precautions to take with lasers of this power.
You MUST NOT be a resident of Canada
This is not a laser pointing device. At all times, protective laser safety glasses appropriate for this wavelength must be worn by the operator. This laser should not be used around 3rd parties (non-operators) pets, or for any recreational purpose.
This laser is meant to be used as a portable laser light source for rough calibration of systems that require a high amount of laser light as an input. This laser's purpose is to serve as a reference for high powered laser light approaching, but not to exceed a maximum of 5W.
- 1.5W (1500mW) 445nm Xeno Build -
I've decided to sell one of the two lasers from the "Dyad of Xen" thread I posted a few weeks back here:
http://laserpointerforums.com/f48/dyad-xen-635-600mw-445-1500mw-72330.html#post1041643
I had been wanting to build in Xeno hosts for some time, as they're among the nicest I've encountered. The square threading is just beautiful, and the textured grip is unlike anything I've encountered with other AA/14500 form factor hosts. The Xeno line has some of the nicest lights around, and it turns out they make beautiful lasers.
The hosts are expensive to buy. I initially found it odd to think that one host (like this Xeno) could cost 5x or 6x the price of a C6, or a WF501. But when I finally bought it and saw it in the flesh, in person, it was really clear what I had paid for. Xeno's remarkable attention to detail justified it for me. Everything is very "precise". Threads are smooth, lines are clean.
This build uses a 1085 based ULDO driver, and requires 2x 14500 unprotected cells. It's important to use good cells that conform to the 14500 sizing spec. Some cheap TrustFires (etc) ignore the 14500 spec, and may not fit well. The AW IMRs fit perfectly. The laser meters at 1500mW, as tested on both a LaserBee and an Ophir. It comes with a 3-element 445nm coated lens. If you want a G1, I'm always happy to add one for $50 extra.
You MUST own laser protection goggles appropriate for this wavelength, and
You MUST be over 20 years of age, and
You MUST be familiar and experienced with the appropriate safety precautions to take with lasers of this power.
You MUST NOT be a resident of Canada
This is not a laser pointing device. At all times, protective laser safety glasses appropriate for this wavelength must be worn by the operator. This laser should not be used around 3rd parties (non-operators) pets, or for any recreational purpose.
This laser is meant to be used as a portable laser light source for rough calibration of systems that require a high amount of laser light as an input. This laser's purpose is to serve as a reference for high powered laser light approaching, but not to exceed a maximum of 5W.
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