jayrob
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Update: Getting 26% more power now! Using my 405-G-1 glass lens mod: http://laserpointerforums.com/laser_pointer_forums_3/forum/showthread.php?t=22497
(starting out low) I got my 6 X blu-ray badge today. I wanted to show a couple of pictures...
* I have the adjustable DDL style driver set at 100mA's.
* Using a Meredith acrylic lens, I got a reading of 100.6mW's.
* I then tried it with the Meredith glass lens, and got quite a difference in the reading! 130.5mW's!
Here are a couple of beam comparison shots:
Taken in normal garage light, with some smoke...
From left to right:
My 16.7mW PS3 blu-ray
My 63.2mW 2 X writer blu-ray
Last but not least, my 6 X blu-ray - 130.5mW's!
Please let me be in the 6 X club now...
Jay
P.S. An interesting side note about the 16.7mW PS3 build... This was my measurement using a Meredith acrylic lens @ 38mA's. Here in these pictures, it has a Meredith glass lens. The measurement with the Meredith glass lens is 23.2mW's! This is quite a difference. With both my PS3 blu-ray, as well as the new 6 X build, by switching to the Meredith glass lens, I have gotten a 30% increase in power. Or, multiply the acrylic lens reading by a factor of ( X 1.3 ).
For the open can reds at 420mA's. The increase is about 20%...
Update! After talking with GooeyGus about how high he has his 6 X running, (and just recently IgorT) I decided to turn my 6 X up to 191mA's. I upgraded to a FlexDrive as well. I really like the Meredith glass lens for a blu-ray!
209mW's! - SCHWEET! (Coherent PM5200 meter)
Jay
(starting out low) I got my 6 X blu-ray badge today. I wanted to show a couple of pictures...
* I have the adjustable DDL style driver set at 100mA's.
* Using a Meredith acrylic lens, I got a reading of 100.6mW's.
* I then tried it with the Meredith glass lens, and got quite a difference in the reading! 130.5mW's!
Here are a couple of beam comparison shots:
Taken in normal garage light, with some smoke...
From left to right:
My 16.7mW PS3 blu-ray
My 63.2mW 2 X writer blu-ray
Last but not least, my 6 X blu-ray - 130.5mW's!
Please let me be in the 6 X club now...
Jay
P.S. An interesting side note about the 16.7mW PS3 build... This was my measurement using a Meredith acrylic lens @ 38mA's. Here in these pictures, it has a Meredith glass lens. The measurement with the Meredith glass lens is 23.2mW's! This is quite a difference. With both my PS3 blu-ray, as well as the new 6 X build, by switching to the Meredith glass lens, I have gotten a 30% increase in power. Or, multiply the acrylic lens reading by a factor of ( X 1.3 ).
For the open can reds at 420mA's. The increase is about 20%...
Update! After talking with GooeyGus about how high he has his 6 X running, (and just recently IgorT) I decided to turn my 6 X up to 191mA's. I upgraded to a FlexDrive as well. I really like the Meredith glass lens for a blu-ray!
209mW's! - SCHWEET! (Coherent PM5200 meter)
Jay
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