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I suppose this have been done already by someone else (rog for sure ) but my first time on this.
After reading a thread here about an "pbs cube, passing red at incredible eficiency while reflecting green" in the PHR-803T sled, i took the one apart drew added to my recent module order. I removed absolutely everything except of the cube, the dichro, the "mirror" or whatever sits under the lens which have been removed too, of course. one thing i decided to leeave is this thin metal thing with the 2 big holes directly over the diodes. i used them to put doubleside-tape on to hold the laserpointers in place.
This is "The Aperture"
Here it mixes to some sort of Yellow. I put an piece of paper behind the dichro, to make it better to see.
Lasering out of the Sled's Top (bottom, for me) without lens etc - the middle point is obviously yellow !
for the first try, the result was very interessting. it realy was some sort of yellow
but not usefull for pointing, its crapshit hard to hold the both lasers still and overlaped.
its interessting how the optics there have all their strange sides. so the output dichro cuts of near the half from the green. together with polarizion of the pbs it allowed me to "throttle" 532nm down to match 650.
After reading a thread here about an "pbs cube, passing red at incredible eficiency while reflecting green" in the PHR-803T sled, i took the one apart drew added to my recent module order. I removed absolutely everything except of the cube, the dichro, the "mirror" or whatever sits under the lens which have been removed too, of course. one thing i decided to leeave is this thin metal thing with the 2 big holes directly over the diodes. i used them to put doubleside-tape on to hold the laserpointers in place.
This is "The Aperture"
Here it mixes to some sort of Yellow. I put an piece of paper behind the dichro, to make it better to see.
Lasering out of the Sled's Top (bottom, for me) without lens etc - the middle point is obviously yellow !
for the first try, the result was very interessting. it realy was some sort of yellow
but not usefull for pointing, its crapshit hard to hold the both lasers still and overlaped.
its interessting how the optics there have all their strange sides. so the output dichro cuts of near the half from the green. together with polarizion of the pbs it allowed me to "throttle" 532nm down to match 650.