Finally Got My Dream Laser Diode Nichia NDA7175 478NM 1W
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J.BAUER Electronics LaserBee™ The proven ultimate standard in affordable and accurate Hobbyist's Laser Power Meters. All the LaserBee™ Laser Power Meter products we sell on one page.
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Not to be too forward, but if you mailed it to me I could measure the power for you. Just a thought.
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Sure. I understand. It was just an offer in case you were interested.
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Hello there! Very happy that all turned out well, The boost is working as expected, correct?
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Nice! thank you for giving me a chance to be a part (or make a part to be preciseIt’s all working perfectly
) of this absolutely stunning build, cheers!
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Those beamshots are beautiful. The divergence looks so tame compared to the commonly available 465 alternative. Awesome diode
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Congrats! Make a youtube video for us!
It looks great, but man I would be terrified to work with such an expensive diode, imagine the feeling if you manage to hook it up wrong and pop it.
A friend and I spent quite a bit of time several years ago experimenting with cameras trying to accurately capture the color of discharge lamps and it's just not possible in a lot of cases to get it right without doing some post-processing on the image. Lasers are the same way, cameras just don't respond the same way as human eyeballs.
A friend and I spent quite a bit of time several years ago experimenting with cameras trying to accurately capture the color of discharge lamps and it's just not possible in a lot of cases to get it right without doing some post-processing on the image. Lasers are the same way, cameras just don't respond the same way as human eyeballs.
