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punk3r said:
why dont work with 18650? its dont hit 0.3W with 18650?
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"These are 1-1.3 watt (1,150mW +/- 150mW), focusable 445nm lasers in the Aurora C6-style host that use all variants of the rechargeable or disposable CR123A batteries currently available. They can also use 2 x 18650 batteries with our battery tube extension accessory."

The driver requires a minimum of about 5.7V to provide enough power to the diode for full optical output. A single 18650 only produces 4.2V. The fact that it works at all with a single 18650 is like a free bonus 2nd mode. ;)

The single 18650 must be fully charged to work in this 100-300mW output mode.
 





now came to me my laser its amazing i love it and i love garoq very good buisness man 2 question its run to recange battery 3volt there are more differen to 3.7? and what is the duty cicle with copper?
+1 for u
thanks again
 
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punk3r said:
now came to me my laser its amazing i love it and i love garoq very good buisness man 2 question its run to recange battery 3volt there are more differen to 3.7? and what is the duty cicle with copper?
+1 for u
thanks again
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Thanks punk3r! :D

The 2 X 3V batteries will work, but when the combined voltage drops below about 5.5-5.7V you will begin to see a power loss. Duty cycle with copper on the SL I is 2-3 minutes on, 1-2 minutes off.
 
Anybody thinking about buying from Survival, and you are worried do not be!! They are excellent lasers, quality builds,and quality parts. Customer service is the best hands down!! Gary is a great person to deal with and can answer all your questions. I love mine and I use it everyday, and it still looks and works great! His new line is an awesome looking lasers with the new focus adapters look great, and work well. If you want a quality laser with no worries or problems then buy one from Survival!
 
i'v allready been convinced i am just waiting for a return pm cause i need glasses and battery extension as well
 
mikeox said:
Anybody thinking about buying from Survival, and you are worried do not be!! They are excellent lasers, quality builds,and quality parts. Customer service is the best hands down!! Gary is a great person to deal with and can answer all your questions. I love mine and I use it everyday, and it still looks and works great! His new line is an awesome looking lasers with the new focus adapters look great, and work well. If you want a quality laser with no worries or problems then buy one from Survival!
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Thanks Mike! :beer:

FYI to our customers, I took a break from the PMs over the weekend but they are all responded now. :)
 
hey garoq.
just got to add my 2 cents worth.
package arrived and took me a whole 3 minutes to unwrap everything.
just to set the scene this was my first build if you could call it that(more like parts assembly)
it took a learner maybe?? 1.5 minutes max to assemble and this was without reading the instructions(i know i am a male)and lets just say "WOW".
for the price and the quality and simplicity it does not add up, so to say i am overly impressed is an understatement.
Garoq your the man for the newby.....(for a simple assembly job with nothing to work out).
know let me also add make sure you buy some goggles if this is your first class 4 laser cause you WILL need them, it is awesome to look at the beam and dot without glasses when everything is set but is YOUR eye sight worth it if an accident happens i know mine is.
so +10 to survival laser
 
Thanks for the kudos. :) Let me reiterate for others that you must use appropriate laser safety goggles when operating these units, especially indoors when looking at the spot at close range.
 
blue led said:
hey garoq.
just got to add my 2 cents worth.
package arrived and took me a whole 3 minutes to unwrap everything.
just to set the scene this was my first build if you could call it that(more like parts assembly)
it took a learner maybe?? 1.5 minutes max to assemble and this was without reading the instructions(i know i am a male)and lets just say "WOW".
for the price and the quality and simplicity it does not add up, so to say i am overly impressed is an understatement.
Garoq your the man for the newby.....(for a simple assembly job with nothing to work out).
know let me also add make sure you buy some goggles if this is your first class 4 laser cause you WILL need them, it is awesome to look at the beam and dot without glasses when everything is set but is YOUR eye sight worth it if an accident happens i know mine is.
so +10 to survival laser
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PLEASE understand, that dot IS dangerous! Looking at the beam outdoors is ok for your eyes, but of course you have to be very careful not to drop it or accidentally catch a stray beam or hot reflection. But looking at the dot IS bad for your eyes. :(
 
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I ordered a pair of the Eagle Pair 190-540nm & 800-2000nm safety glasses. Really good price, especially with the discount.
 
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Yeah they are good , i got the same ones.
And sorry , i should have clarified i use the glasses to focus and set it up so the dot is safe then i take the glasses of to see the beam:evil:
 
Got my safety glasses today. Really fast shipping and great quality. Thanks!
 
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