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No, I'm not selling that one - I mean I hadn't planned to. But I don't have any emotional attachment to it, so I'd be happy to sell it if you thought it was something you wanted.
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Hi Raccoon, just wanted to chime in here.
I have the O-Like 405 NM 400mw laser and I also have that P60 Style UV UltraViolet LED Drop In that I have put into a SMALL SUN ZY-A10 Cree Q5 230-Lumen LED Flashlight (1 x 18650).
SMALL SUN ZY-A10 Cree Q5 230-Lumen LED Flashlight (1 x 18650)
I can say that the drop in and flashlight are less expensive, but I do think the O-like does a better job of putting out more light . In the dark, that flashlight and drop in do a good job of making items flouresce, but during the day, you wouldn't be able to see items flourescing very well. You can use the focus on the laser to get a much better defined area for examination. The drop in lamp in the flashlight loses a lot of it's power beyond 15 feet or so.
If I had to choose between the two, I would get the O-like for the flexibility, focus and greater power, but the flashlight and drop-in do a decent job.
I have the O-Like 405 NM 400mw laser and I also have that P60 Style UV UltraViolet LED Drop In that I have put into a SMALL SUN ZY-A10 Cree Q5 230-Lumen LED Flashlight (1 x 18650).
SMALL SUN ZY-A10 Cree Q5 230-Lumen LED Flashlight (1 x 18650)
I can say that the drop in and flashlight are less expensive, but I do think the O-like does a better job of putting out more light . In the dark, that flashlight and drop in do a good job of making items flouresce, but during the day, you wouldn't be able to see items flourescing very well. You can use the focus on the laser to get a much better defined area for examination. The drop in lamp in the flashlight loses a lot of it's power beyond 15 feet or so.
If I had to choose between the two, I would get the O-like for the flexibility, focus and greater power, but the flashlight and drop-in do a decent job.
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I build a lot of UV lights that might interest you.
One is a triple PHR with reflectors (375mw).
The light was designed for 405nm UV inspection duties,
with fairly long duty cycles (~15 min.).
I used a triple reflector to concentrate the light in a narrow beam.
It does not utilize aspheric lenses on the PHR's.
Triple-PHR-Light Link
It is available if you are interested.
The second is a Hi-power 6 Watt UV LED light with deep reflector:
The second light has the longest throw due to the better focus.
LarryDFW
One is a triple PHR with reflectors (375mw).
The light was designed for 405nm UV inspection duties,
with fairly long duty cycles (~15 min.).
I used a triple reflector to concentrate the light in a narrow beam.
It does not utilize aspheric lenses on the PHR's.
Triple-PHR-Light Link
It is available if you are interested.
The second is a Hi-power 6 Watt UV LED light with deep reflector:
The second light has the longest throw due to the better focus.
LarryDFW
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A Uv p60 dropin in the 405nm and a smooth reflector and you'll see it light up that poster at 25+ feet. An orangepeel reflector will drop that distance to about 6-10 feet.