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FrozenGate by Avery

**WARNING - BEWARE- OPTOTRONICS***

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Beware I ordered a RPL 375 from optotronics from "Jack"
at first everything was Great it peaked at 454 would hold steady at 380-420 +
But now it keeps going higher and higher at first I thought my meter was malfunctioning but i tried my other meter same thing - so be warned if you want a laser thats way over powered don't buy from Jack go elsewhare here's a pic to prove it to you ,man i'm so upset ;D :D ;)
 

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What does your Laserbee I read it at John.... you know.... I need the info.. ;)

Jerry
 
okie dokie ;) Jerry but it only peaks high when i first turn it on but again these are very close i was trying to get the highest reading it started going down  but yours showed what it peaked at  ;D
 

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batteries ? i'm using the SINGLE 2600ma Sanyo I got from jack   :-?

I dont recommend -doubling the batteries on Rpl's unless your rich and can afford a new one :'(
 
Yikes!! I feel sorry for you. I bought my last laser from WL, so I never had to live in fear of my laser being dangerously overpowered ilke that. In fact, in the ultimate gesture of safety and goodwill, my WL decided it would be best to stop emitting photons completely. :P
 
^^ ;D ;D ^^

John, I'm so glad that your baby is still doing it for ya! I love my 225, averaging at 248mW. Other then being slightly jealous :P I have the same "problem". ;D
 
john_lawson said:
batteries ? i'm using the SINGLE 2600ma Sanyo I got from jack   :-?

I dont recommend -doubling the batteries on Rpl's unless your rich and can afford a new one  :'(

ya i know that i just was wondering because i saw the one from jack in the case and was wondering what was powering the laser
 
In a way I kinda wish lasers were advertised at their correct output. Suppose you fork over a very shiny penny for an RPL 425 and is is to spec. Then Joe Blow buys a RPL 375 and it is way overspec! You can't complain. You got what you paid for and the other guy got lucky. It's getting to the point where we are almost expecting at least 15% overspec power from any portable laser.
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-Tony
 
ok watch out I got Jack'd again ;D j/k in a good way he sent me so much extra stuff my wife almost left me again (note to self split order next march -yea i'm already thinking of next years labby purchase
a 5000 mw viasho lab style only about 17k oooooooooooo :o ok ok maybe not that one but who knows i may hit the lottery take a gander at this stuff
 

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But I really don't see why people are upset about this at such high powers. I mean, does it really matter past 100mW? Either way, it will instantly burn your eyes out, so I'd think people would be happy if they are overspec. :-?
 
randomlugia said:
But I really don't see why people are upset about this at such high powers. I mean, does it really matter past 100mW? Either way, it will instantly burn your eyes out, so I'd think people would be happy if they are overspec. :-?
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;D ;D
 
It's good when a quality company marks peak power as well as 'average power'...

That's much more professional!

Can't go wrong with Optotronics! :)
Jay
 


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