*SOLD OUT* >150mW mini red lasers for $63

[Laser_Team_Holland]

Re: >150mW mini red lasers for $63

I'll take the 150mw  

pm on it's way

 

[leviathan]

Re: >150mW mini red lasers for $63

Ordered my red a week or two ago. Love it. Cuts, burns, and eveything you could want perfectly.

If you make any blues at around 10-15mW sign me up for one.
Lev

 

[AndrewAZ]

Re: >150mW mini red lasers for $63

Ordered my red a week or two ago. Love it. Cuts, burns, and eveything you could want perfectly.

If you make any blues at around 10-15mW sign me up for one.
Lev

X2. put me on a list for a 10mw blue.

 

[ellover009]

Re: >150mW mini red lasers for $63

Any plans on making any green laser's in the future?
Looking for my first one and don't know where to start. I hear green is most visible, blue-ray cough "violet" is less visible but a nice amenity, good for talk.

 

[AndrewAZ]

Re: >150mW mini red lasers for $63

Any plans on making any green laser's in the future?
Looking for my first one and don't know where to start. I hear green is most visible, blue-ray cough "violet"  is less visible but a nice amenity, good for talk.  

Welcome to LPF. Green lasers are very hard to make and I have yet to see any home built green lasers that are portable and practical.

On the other hand Red and Blue are easy to make since you can buy the diodes for them, vs Green you have to buy an IR diode then run it through various filters and junk to drop the IR diode wavelength down to the green wavelength.


If your looking for a good green to start with get a Nova, I read somewhere here that nova X75 typically output 90+ mw, which is plenty for your first green and will be impressive.

 

[ellover009]

Re: >150mW mini red lasers for $63

Thanks for the help Andrew. Gonna look into that Nova. I am mostly looking at something that could be run with rechargeable batteries, don't plan on making daily trips to store, and would like something nice. Gonna look at the Nova lasers and hopefully find something nice that won't break the bank. About green laser's I've heard that you need to use some special goggles since part of the bean is IR and cannot be seen can bounce around and mess with your eyes. Would the red ones be any safer for the eyes?
Sorry for the questions gotta start somewhere. Also sorry a bit for thread jacking.

One question the red laser being sold here can they be run with rechargeable batteries? How visible is the beam during day? Anyone has bought these have any comments on em? can IM me if you want.

 

[yobresal]

Re: >150mW mini red lasers for $63

Yes the violet laser is also $63. I am really shocked that nobody has jumped on this one yet. I was just playing with it and contemplated whether or not I should keep it. I love the violet housing that matches the laser. Anyway it is still up for grabs.
You are going to have a lot of trouble finding a red laser that has a visible beam in daylight. They do have a visible beam at night though. And yes they can be run with rechargeable batteries.

 

[SargeMX5]

Re: >150mW mini red lasers for $63

Wow, you managed 150mW from 1xAA battery? Was that with the 7135 or the original driver that drove the LED?

 

[AndrewAZ]

Re: >150mW mini red lasers for $63

Thanks for the help Andrew. Gonna look into that Nova. I am mostly looking at something that could be run with rechargeable batteries, don't plan on making daily trips to store, and would like something nice. Gonna look at the Nova lasers and hopefully find something nice that won't break the bank. About green laser's I've heard that you need to use some special goggles since part of the bean is IR and cannot be seen can bounce around and mess with your eyes. Would the red ones be any safer for the eyes?
Sorry for the questions gotta start somewhere. Also sorry a bit for thread jacking.

One question the red laser being sold here can they be run with rechargeable batteries? How visible is the beam during day? Anyone has bought these have any comments on em? can IM me if you want.

With good green lasers like Nova lasers they have built in IR filters so you dont need glasses to protect for IR you only need glasses to protect form the green light. Most pen style greens run on AA batts i have yet to see a sub $300 green that runs on rechargeable.

Both Red and Green are equally dangerous when dealing with high powered.

 

[yobresal]

Re: >150mW mini red lasers for $63

You must be referring to the Elly lasers. They use a voltage boost CB. It takes 1.5 volts and turns it into 5 volts.

 

[cmendoza]

Re: >150mW mini red lasers for $63

I'll take the violet! Does it have a duty cycle?
Thanks,
Chris

 

[cmendoza]

Re: >150mW mini red lasers for $63

PayPal sent!

 

[yobresal]

Re: >150mW mini red lasers for $63

No duty cycle. I will send it out on Monday. That just leaves 2 Elly lasers.

 

[goldfingerfif]

Re: >150mW mini red lasers for $63

I sent you money, I want something over 150mw. If all you have is the weaker just refund my money.

 

[yobresal]

Re: >150mW mini red lasers for $63

I have 1 left that is over 150mW. I will send it out to you today.

 

[BlueFusion]

Re: >150mW mini red lasers for $63

Worth noting... 7mW is the maximum safe peak CW load for a BluRay, anything over that and it dies fast. Lava ran dome tests; drops 1mW in a hour or so and continues till death.