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Hi, this is my mini review of the P19 custom focusing host i purchased from Jayrob.
Sales thread here http://laserpointerforums.com/f64/fs-p19-focusing-head-18650-kit-very-nice-host-57115.html
First of all...again first class service & workmanship from Jayrob...also insanely fast shipping to the UK.
I tried it with a A140 , but i wanted something different.
So in went a 12x 405nm :eg:
This thing burns allmost before switching on! . I set it to output 600mW Class IV.
The build, thanks to Jayrobs machining, goes together like bread and butter....if your a beginner, this is the kit for you! .
The focusing is very classy thanks to the o-ring and you just rotate the entire head to focus, no more burnt fingers !
My only complaint, and i am nit picking here, is the spring that contacts the neg on the battery looks a little "lightweight" . But the clicky is protruding (which i really like) but its a stiff clicky so i doubt you'll be turning it on accidentally.
Anyways the pics :-
The kits component parts.
Close up.
Another close up (assembled).
Firing! (looks like 445nm, but its 405nm) .
And of course the gratuitous power reading. :eg:
Size comparisons.
So there you have it, thanks for reading and please comment your thoughts!
Sales thread here http://laserpointerforums.com/f64/fs-p19-focusing-head-18650-kit-very-nice-host-57115.html
First of all...again first class service & workmanship from Jayrob...also insanely fast shipping to the UK.
I tried it with a A140 , but i wanted something different.
So in went a 12x 405nm :eg:
This thing burns allmost before switching on! . I set it to output 600mW Class IV.
The build, thanks to Jayrobs machining, goes together like bread and butter....if your a beginner, this is the kit for you! .
The focusing is very classy thanks to the o-ring and you just rotate the entire head to focus, no more burnt fingers !
My only complaint, and i am nit picking here, is the spring that contacts the neg on the battery looks a little "lightweight" . But the clicky is protruding (which i really like) but its a stiff clicky so i doubt you'll be turning it on accidentally.
Anyways the pics :-
The kits component parts.
Close up.
Another close up (assembled).
Firing! (looks like 445nm, but its 405nm) .
And of course the gratuitous power reading. :eg:
Size comparisons.
So there you have it, thanks for reading and please comment your thoughts!
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