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Is there any chance of a 671nm CW module? How about other WL modules?
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I'm really interested in getting some more exotic colors in the GLP...
I would LOVE a 556nm 5mW as well as a 671. Now, if anyone can get me a ~610nm 5mW pointer...
Yeah, I can relate on the orange color, (610nm +/-), as, its nearly the last good size hole in my collection... OK, well, maybe blue/ green, (about 510nm), too... As for the best deal on pointer 593.5nm pens, I do think we should try to make a offer once a group of say 8 to 20 of them are definately being bought, as I think it will give us some real pull if the order is good sized. As for other wl's I think I'll ask again, but all the while they were developing the 447's they said nothing to me , (save for not available,) and now look! So, I seem to have little pull so far... -GlennI would sell my soul for a portable 600nm-625nm, if it is even remotely possible then could someone get a quote on it? I doubt they'd even bother responding to such a ludicrous request unless it's from someone more important than my mere mortal self
Anyways, I know 593.5nm's are now "obsolete" in a sense, and demand has certainly died down compared to the more stable 589nm models, but do you think we'd be still able to get our hands on some cheap pointers at <$250? Thanks Glenn :yh:
-Chris
I think we might even get around $300 for the 5mW GLP's (not the "2.0-4.9mW" LG ones though... that's not what I call 5mW ) if we get over 8 people in... anyways I'm definitely in, and I'll be awaiting that quote (if/when you happen to have some spare time).
-Chris
Oh man, if it ran on an 18650, I'd totally be in this GB. I can't bring myself to buy CR123A lasers for some reason. Maybe it's the fact that there are so many shady companies selling cheap, unreliable ones; or selling them at voltages different from the one that was stated; and the chargers are never the right voltage; and no laser manufacturer seems to be able to give a straight answer as to whether or not their laser can run on the rechargeable CR123A's.
18650... if only.
For the new guys --:
Hey guys. Just posting so that hopefully some of the Arctic folks (or perhaps people who have been burned by WL) notice.
Just sort of a summary for new folks, since Glenn says he'd like to see more committed orders here:
We're trying to get 10 people together so that we can get the CNI 447nm laser for the price of $270. Note that CNI's PGL-III-C has generally been a very high quality laser and CNI has a far better reputation around here than Wicked Lasers.
So , if you have cancelled the Arctic (and I've seen a lot who have) - you can get a laser that uses the same diode that the Arctic does, for less than or around their current price - but get a far more reliable laser.
Just PM scopeguy20 if you're interested and we can include you in the group buy.
I know a lot of newer folks here haven't done a group buy - but as you can see, this is #11; and we've had pretty good success so far with them.
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... As far as RCR123As go. I'd guess for some reason CNI wants a bit more available voltage than an 18650 can supply. I've had little trouble with my RCR123As, ~3.0v (LiFePo) ones are available pretty readily. I guess the other good thing though is if you HAD to use primary CR123As, you could. They're expensive, but at least you'd have the option, instead of some of the folks here who ended up with one bum 18650 and couldn't even find one in their entire town.
Can you get some prices on these?
PGL-III-635/5~300mW