If it’s the same as mine, it’s 670nm diode at <1mW. Mine does about 0.8mW. They’re pretty old, very early pointers. Mine’s still in the box too. Though I’ve used it a little. They’re not all that bright since it’s pre-635nm diode days, but the laser‘s red dot is a nice deep red little pinprick to its’ credit. It’s pretty much what you’d expect it to be. They’re not bad if you can get them for a decent price, but not something to write home about.
Let us know how well corrected the blue beam is on that RGB.Picked one up. And I took the plunge on the 10w Rgb too
Hopefully it’s ok... I’m interested to see this thing. 7 diodes in it. I wonder how well they are all aligned...
I got the 10 w. Not able to give the data yet on the beam correction, other than the full power white dot which you can see an image of here at 30 feet as well as the hole it melted in the pot rather rapidly. Threw in a beam shot as well for fun. I should be getting my modulation supplies Thursday, so I will update the blue beam correction info hopefully sometime this coming weekend. Looks like this thing has 4 red lasers, 3 green, and 1 blue. Pretty nice device!
Here is a picture of the blue beam on 1 volt at 40 feet distance from aperture. I put a tape measure up so you can see the size.
The inside of the device looks pretty nice solid and well made especially for the $650ish price..
https://www.sanwulasers.com/product/rgblaser A bit pricy, but you can get one from them. (Currently a "we hope we can get a critical part again" delay though...) Many member's experiences with this company have been great (myself included).
I have some
I imagine the extra power helps tremendously with the red mixes and making the white wash out to a better looking white to the eye. I can't even imagine what I would do with such a laser other than fire it up and hope not to catch the wall on fire.
