So I am trying to build a laser device similar to a laserpod and would like to use green lasers, but even after trying to find out more about duty cycles and stability and such for green lasers, i still dont understand what i need to do to get a stable green laser that can run for long periods of time without any dimming or power fluctuations. Can anybody give me a suggestion for something i could use?
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Stable green laser
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A lab style green laser, Dx sold some but they i think are out of stock.
Try aixiz they have some 50-100mw ones.
Or if you want to spend a bit more try laserever they got some good prices.
Try aixiz they have some 50-100mw ones.
Or if you want to spend a bit more try laserever they got some good prices.
i dont know how strong i really need it to be, not too strong because i would be using it indoors against a wall. What types of lasers do the commercial green laser kaleidoscopes use? Like as in the ones that are sold at local stores and dont cost more than 100 bux i think. I would think the modules are not that large seeing as the devices are not very large themselves.
Would one of these work?
AixiZ
AixiZ
Would one of these work?
AixiZ
AixiZ
