Scorcher & The Scorcher Jr. 445nm 3.4w+ w/strobe
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Re: ALL SOLD !! The Scorcher & The Scorcher Jr. 445nm 3.4w+ w/strobe
Greetings,
At the top hit user cp and then send message.
cheers,
Moe
Greetings,
At the top hit user cp and then send message.
cheers,
Moe
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Re: ALL SOLD !! The Scorcher & The Scorcher Jr. 445nm 3.4w+ w/strobe
tried the PM thing don't think it worked. Even tried a second time don't think it worked then either. My sent box still shows 0.
tried the PM thing don't think it worked. Even tried a second time don't think it worked then either. My sent box still shows 0.
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The Scorcher Jr. 445nm 3.2w+ w/strobe
UPDATE: This build has been sold !!
Greetings,
Just built a Scorcher Jr., though this one uses a little different heatsink. Does not use a drop in module, and has the diode clamped in the heatsink. Everything else is the same. 9mm, 445nm-450nm diode with 4 mode driver, G9 lens. Uses 2x26650 or 2x18650 batteries with included adapter sleeves. The output of this build, measured using my LaserBee 3.7w USB LPM, and 2 fully charged MNKE 26650 batteries, is at 3.2w.
Asking price for this build is $235 CONUS and does include shipping and paypal fees.
It does not include safety glasses, batteries or charger. You should already have these, and if not take the time to look for good quality equipment. I would not trust the cheap glasses, batteries/charger that normally are included for my safety is paramount. Good Safety glasses and such are not cheap. Get good quality...
Here's a few pics....
I was holding the laser when testing and that's why at the end it went up and down a bit. She runs solid at 3.2w
cheers,
Moe
UPDATE: This build has been sold !!
Greetings,
Just built a Scorcher Jr., though this one uses a little different heatsink. Does not use a drop in module, and has the diode clamped in the heatsink. Everything else is the same. 9mm, 445nm-450nm diode with 4 mode driver, G9 lens. Uses 2x26650 or 2x18650 batteries with included adapter sleeves. The output of this build, measured using my LaserBee 3.7w USB LPM, and 2 fully charged MNKE 26650 batteries, is at 3.2w.
Asking price for this build is $235 CONUS and does include shipping and paypal fees.
It does not include safety glasses, batteries or charger. You should already have these, and if not take the time to look for good quality equipment. I would not trust the cheap glasses, batteries/charger that normally are included for my safety is paramount. Good Safety glasses and such are not cheap. Get good quality...
Here's a few pics....
I was holding the laser when testing and that's why at the end it went up and down a bit. She runs solid at 3.2w
cheers,
Moe
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Re: The Scorcher & The Scorcher Jr. 445nm 3.4w+ w/strobe
Greetings,
All available builds have been sold !! Thanks to all who have shown interest and especially to those who have made a purchase.
Thanks !! :thanks:
Look for more builds available soon !!
cheers,
Moe
Greetings,
All available builds have been sold !! Thanks to all who have shown interest and especially to those who have made a purchase.
Thanks !! :thanks:
Look for more builds available soon !!
cheers,
Moe
Re: The Scorcher & The Scorcher Jr. 445nm 3.4w+ w/strobe
Just received mine today... a very nice unit and quite a steal at the price. The brightness and color strength of this thing has to be seen in person to appreciate... absolutely dazzling. This is my first blue.
Seller was quick to reply to my questions and was very professional. Thanks Moe!
Anyone know if it is possible to modify it to directly select the mode instead of cycling thru them? I can wield a soldering iron and do some light machining but would like to get an idea beforehand what might be involved. If it's beyond my skills, that's good to know as well.
Just received mine today... a very nice unit and quite a steal at the price. The brightness and color strength of this thing has to be seen in person to appreciate... absolutely dazzling. This is my first blue.
Seller was quick to reply to my questions and was very professional. Thanks Moe!
Anyone know if it is possible to modify it to directly select the mode instead of cycling thru them? I can wield a soldering iron and do some light machining but would like to get an idea beforehand what might be involved. If it's beyond my skills, that's good to know as well.
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Re: The Scorcher & The Scorcher Jr. 445nm 3.4w+ w/strobe
Greetings,
Thank you for the kind words, :worthy:
Would be fairly easy to just change the driver and pop in one with the setting you wanted. Only other way would be a multi position switch. Of course you can just do as most of us and have too many lasers. :eg:
cheers,
Moe
Greetings,
Thank you for the kind words, :worthy:
Would be fairly easy to just change the driver and pop in one with the setting you wanted. Only other way would be a multi position switch. Of course you can just do as most of us and have too many lasers. :eg:
cheers,
Moe
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The Scorcher Jr. 445nm 3w+ w/strobe
Greetings,
Just finished another Scorcher Jr. build, exactly like the previous build. Uses a zerolaser MX900 host, 9mm 445nm diode from DTR and lens is G9, pulled from diode. Batteries are 2x26650 or 2x18650 with included adapter sleeves.
Here's a few pic's;
This build runs solid at 3w+ and peaks at almost 3100mw. The duty cycle is 2 minutes. Asking price is $200 CONUS.
cheers,
Moe
Greetings,
Just finished another Scorcher Jr. build, exactly like the previous build. Uses a zerolaser MX900 host, 9mm 445nm diode from DTR and lens is G9, pulled from diode. Batteries are 2x26650 or 2x18650 with included adapter sleeves.
Here's a few pic's;
This build runs solid at 3w+ and peaks at almost 3100mw. The duty cycle is 2 minutes. Asking price is $200 CONUS.
cheers,
Moe
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Re: The Scorcher & The Scorcher Jr. 445nm 3.4w+ w/strobe
Greetings,
PM replied...
cheers,
Moe
Greetings,
PM replied...
cheers,
Moe
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Re: The Scorcher & The Scorcher Jr. 445nm 3.4w+ w/strobe
UPDATE : This build has been sold !
Greetings,
I have a new Scorcher build I just finished and this one is using a little different driver. It's a 5 mode 2.3a constant current driver very similar to my normal driver. This driver unlike the other does retain memory so will power on with the mode it was last on, or the next mode. It has 3 power settings, strobe and s.o.s. The duty cycle recommended is 3 minutes, but 4 or more is attainable. Running at 2.3a the output is just under 3w, but should provide longer diode life. The rest of the build is the same, using the MX900 host with heatsink and focus adapter by Mrcrouse, 9mm 445nm diode from DTR with G9 lens pulled from the diode. Uses 2x26650 or 2x18650 batteries with included adapter sleeves. Does not come with batteries, charger or glasses.
Here's some pic's,
Asking price for this build is $200.
Will post pic's of the build later today.
P.S. Check back over the next couple days as I will have 3 more ready using the normal driver....
cheers,
Moe
UPDATE : This build has been sold !
Greetings,
I have a new Scorcher build I just finished and this one is using a little different driver. It's a 5 mode 2.3a constant current driver very similar to my normal driver. This driver unlike the other does retain memory so will power on with the mode it was last on, or the next mode. It has 3 power settings, strobe and s.o.s. The duty cycle recommended is 3 minutes, but 4 or more is attainable. Running at 2.3a the output is just under 3w, but should provide longer diode life. The rest of the build is the same, using the MX900 host with heatsink and focus adapter by Mrcrouse, 9mm 445nm diode from DTR with G9 lens pulled from the diode. Uses 2x26650 or 2x18650 batteries with included adapter sleeves. Does not come with batteries, charger or glasses.
Here's some pic's,
Asking price for this build is $200.
Will post pic's of the build later today.
P.S. Check back over the next couple days as I will have 3 more ready using the normal driver....
cheers,
Moe
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