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LMAO what a tool. :crackup::crackup::crackup:
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Your intelligence shows, and it explains a lot.
I shall waste no more time trying to explain it to you. Steve could lay a massive log in his toilet, mail it to you and you would cherish it.
Edit: oh wait, he already did!
As long as the heat from the LD is being dissipated appropriately and none of the components of the driver are being pushed beyond spec, the rest is mechanical design. I am going to try and get my arctic apart and measure the temp at the diode and examine the heatsink. its possible they just put tons of thermal grease in there because they were being lazy. but i'll take a look and take some measurements.
I'd like to find a way to get at the driver board without having to disassemble it the way you did. it might not be possible. And as for the jumper on the driver board, that is not an issue - as long as the driver is being operated within operating tolerances. afterall, to set C output on other drivers (eg. drlava's flex and boost) jumpers need to be set.
Riiiiiiiight.
Clearly you are a person who's opinion must be taken seriously?!
I mean aside from the arrogance, errors, and plain rudeness, do you actually own one, or to put it more accurately given your point of view, have owned several and done enough with them to validate anything?
Amazing!
By your own count you find 5 examples, and after reading those I notice that some, if not all, are not conclusive. The ones I read all had suggestions made by experienced members that hadn't been tried yet, or before the complaining OP's bungled attempts made sure things did break.
THAT is a brief yet objective take on the reports of failed Arctics so far.
I never cease to be amazed at how some people talk with such conviction and confidence on little more than... Nothing really.
So far, the only consistent and reliable point raised so far with reference to Arctics has been the batteries; some people have had dodgy ones, or a faulty charger in one case. Either way, nothing to do with the laser and its apparent quality of build.
Furthermore, EVERYTHING is only relevant when considered against price, and anyone who's had issues so far only paid $200 for it. With the $100 difference between that and the non-introductory price you could afford to send it back twice, which would be unlikely as in both cases, WL lose out.
Looks like you have a double account. You do know you will get banned if caught? Better hope the IPs dont match.
WTF are you on about?
I have no idea what that even means, but if you're suggesting that the other quote in your last post is also me then, what can I say?
Clearly you have some issue seeing as you've gone to such lengths to check my account out.
To top it all, you've come to a totally random and wrong conclusion!!
"LMAO"
bbshamsa, most of the people (~70%) on this forum are in their 20's or younger (see http://laserpointerforums.com/f58/how-old-we-49585.html). further their primary interest is in burning things with lasers and not the physics or science of them.
bbshamsa, most of the people (~70%) on this forum are in their 20's or younger (see http://laserpointerforums.com/f58/how-old-we-49585.html). further their primary interest is in burning things with lasers and not the physics or science of them. you can see this in their "arguments" which lack science and logic. in fact, from a purely heuristic standpoint it appears that this 70/30 ratio pretty much reflects the over-all pool of forum users that are interested in burning things vs those interested in the fascinating science of lasers. so you can't expect young kids who want to burn stuff to formulate sound logical conclusions and arguments based on the scientific method, at least on here. but not all of the younger people on here are prone to this kind of rude behaviour - in fact its pretty rare in general. your best bet is to ignore this kind of banter and focus on your own interests. you will also find there are a handful of "culprits" who are much worse in terms indiscriminate angry or rude posting. you have just identified them. they are like flies attracted to fly paper.
as a good example, check out this post and the reply http://laserpointerforums.com/f39/c...n-polished-445-fs-500mw-54356.html#post768106 . now check my rep. the OP gave me -rep for asking if he had power meter readings for his laser, which is a common and reasonable question in these forums.
plexus said:further their primary interest is in burning things with lasers and not the physics or science of them.
bbshamsa, most of the people (~70%) on this forum are in their 20's or younger (see http://laserpointerforums.com/f58/how-old-we-49585.html). further their primary interest is in burning things with lasers and not the physics or science of them. you can see this in their "arguments" which lack science and logic. in fact, from a purely heuristic standpoint it appears that this 70/30 ratio pretty much reflects the over-all pool of forum users that are interested in burning things vs those interested in the fascinating science of lasers. so you can't expect young kids who want to burn stuff to formulate sound logical conclusions and arguments based on the scientific method, at least on here. but not all of the younger people on here are prone to this kind of rude behaviour - in fact its pretty rare in general. your best bet is to ignore this kind of banter and focus on your own interests. you will also find there are a handful of "culprits" who are much worse in terms indiscriminate angry or rude posting. you have just identified them. they are like flies attracted to fly paper.
as a good example, check out this post and the reply http://laserpointerforums.com/f39/c...n-polished-445-fs-500mw-54356.html#post768106 . now check my rep. the OP gave me -rep for asking if he had power meter readings for his laser, which is a common and reasonable question in these forums.
I've tried a Jayrob 405-g-1 lens in my arctic and will not work. I've talked to Jay about it and we aren't sure what the problem is. it seems to be (we are hoping) that the lens doesn't go far enough down into the module. This might indicate that WL is not using stock an aiaxis lens as the 405-g-1 is modeled off the aiaxis.
oh and pontiacg5, if you feel asking if you have LPM outputs for lasers you are selling is sarcastic, you are clearly very insecure. i feel sorry for you.
I've tried a Jayrob 405-g-1 lens in my arctic and will not work. I've talked to Jay about it and we aren't sure what the problem is. it seems to be (we are hoping) that the lens doesn't go far enough down into the module. This might indicate that WL is not using stock an aiaxis lens as the 405-g-1 is modeled off the aiaxis.
oh and pontiacg5, if you feel asking if you have LPM outputs for lasers you are selling is sarcastic, you are clearly very insecure. i feel sorry for you.
Plexus:
I am using a 405-G-1 from Jay, and it works just fine in the Arctic You need to get His Ez-Focus assembly and remove the knurl nut. This allows to assembly to be screwed in deep enough to achieve Focus. I don't have a LPM, but I am getting a higher output.
Thanks for your donation to LPF Science +1 :beer:This didnt start off as my original plan for this pointer upon receiving it. However it did play out as somewhat interesting.