Tottaly homade laiser with lpc-826 510mah

[alfadex]

its very small difference,only 26 mW from rising 40 mA ,and the biggest cost is the reducing of the lifetime diode. It works perfect now i don't think of being worth it.
I am in consideration of buying m140 diode that is 2 watt .
What do you thing of it guys???

 

[billyblanko]

ghetto build ...& then some !

 

[Bionic-Badger]

That M140 would probably work fine in a big heatsink like that. Watch out though, it's VERY powerful. Buy some goggles before you start messing with that.

 

[alfadex]

yes if course ,if i earn some money i''ll buy one of those diode,i am curious to see how it works

 

[SciFacts4YOU]

Well you definitely arent going to be having any problems with a short duty cycle, with a heatsink that big! This is quite a unique laser. Nice job. I plan on building a laser using the lpc-826 diode as well.

 

[TheDukeAnumber1]

Nice build, working with misc parts can be the most challenging at times.

 

[alfadex]

lpc-826 is a very good and powerfull diode in my opinion. I think there is not duty cycle here, i have left the diode 2 minutes and it does increase not even 1 degree celcious.

I like it because i made it from spare parts as you told.

 

[wall]

Where did you buy the module from?

 

[alfadex]

if you mean the axis ,from ebay

 

[plakat]

Back to the future ,arm the the laser ,buck Rodgers vs the Vulcan warrior's.I love it watch this space for my first build .