Hello! Sorry for pause. Driver designed and manufactured independently with thermal stabilization and excellent performance. Schemes do not ask, I don't give. Diodes also commercial secret. Thank you for understanding!
Thats great, however it doesn't do much to help you sell your product. To clarify people are asking what diode you use because of the power output your claiming. This is a laser forum... the people here are very smart, know their stuff, and many even build their own. This means most of us know the diodes that are available, and how much power can be squeezed out of them. Keeping it a secret is fine, I understand your trying to make money like everyone else, but it just makes you look somewhat shady. If you say your selling a 350mW 650nm laser, and you say use "X" diode, the people here will likely know all about that diode and the power that can be achieved while using it. The only reason I can think of to keep it a quote secret would be because you know, and everyone else here would know that the claimed power is unreachable using that specific diode, or is being overdriven.
It is okay to reveal your quote "secret's" if you believe you have a solid and legit product. However I would not buy a laser without knowing anything about it. Maybe thats my personal preference but Im sure Im not alone. Ill stick with the focusable 200mW New Style dilda for for 55$ and add a meredith lens if I want even more power.
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Go buy a new computer without knowing how fast the processor is, how much memory it has, and lastly how much hard drive space. That would be a great experience, and I doubt you would. Just because a sales guy,
( someone who wants my $ ) tells me its super fast, has x amount of memory, and a huge HD, doesn't mean I don't want to know what processor etc. it has in it. I know were talking lasers but its the same thing. I don't own a laser power meter and most don't which means I would have to take your word, and you have no reputation around here.
Im not saying your product is bad, it may be an amazing laser. But you have to realize you have no credibility yet and that has to be earned. If you want this without revealing your secrets I recommend you send one of your lasers to a high ranking trusted forum member to review your product and test it on a laser power meter to verify power output. Similar to what Steve the CEO of Wicked Lasers did. Check the review forum, he sent out over 10 very high priced lasers to members of this forum to review. He did this to earn respect, and show people that he offers a good product.
I'm not sure why Im going through all this but I guess I just want to be some help. They are sweet host's btw you could always offer the hosts.
Good luck,
-Greg
