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  1. AAlasers

    How expensive were green lasers when they first came out?

    The earliest green laser pointer that I know of anyone buying was in 1991, pretty sure it was a billionaire too. A relative spent $4100 for a 1.3mw handheld green in 1994, so that's probably pretty close to how much they cost when they *first* came out. Anyone remember how expensive 405nm...
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    Sorry for the slow reply. It's always funny when that happens, but people (at least in my...

    Sorry for the slow reply. It's always funny when that happens, but people (at least in my experience) are beginning to change attitudes about laser pointers. High altitude lasers are the best. Get a 1W 638 with a beam expander and the dot can be seen (with binoculars) 30+ km away. I'm sure high...
  3. AAlasers

    Selling lasers, handheld 445, lab 473, pen 593.5

    Looks like ~60mw to me, but reasonably bright for a yellow-orange pen laser for sure. If you're having second guesses about selling it, I strongly recommend you keep it. There's likely a good reason for keeping it that you're forgetting about, or at the least, you on some level feel as though...
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    Laser powered razor

    Fair enough. I guess we'll just have to wait and see.
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    I honestly wouldn't mind being from the outback boonies as opposed to Calgary. Shining lasers...

    I honestly wouldn't mind being from the outback boonies as opposed to Calgary. Shining lasers these days catches a lot of attention, especially the bright ones so It's irritating to only be able to use them outdoors occasionally. I've got some good photos kicking around, I'll post them soon...
  6. AAlasers

    I'm in Calgary. You?

    I'm in Calgary. You?
  7. AAlasers

    Not much, yourself?

    Not much, yourself?
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    Laser powered razor

    I'm siding with LSRFAQ on this one. One could easily avoid >95% of the organic extraneous material that would contaminate the fiber, by using a ~50 micron buffer, which if you look closely at the razor in the video, it is there. Further, the smell wouldn't be present if: the actual site of...
  9. AAlasers

    Selling lasers, handheld 445, lab 473, pen 593.5

    Peak and stable power on the 593.5? Might be interested.
  10. AAlasers

    Tungsten Hosts?

    I'm quite confident the price would be significantly lower for even a small order of 3 or 5. You should inquire on pricing for 3, 5, 10, 25. Or something along those lines, because I can easily see quite a few people ending up wanting these if they could be had for under a hundred bucks...
  11. AAlasers

    594nm HeNE

    Re: Need car sale. 520nm 532nm 660nm 594nm LPM Hey, I might be interested in both the red and green 520nm laser, albeit I am in Canada. Also would like to know the hour usage on both, approximately, and the divergence on the red as well as output beam diameter. Thanks!
  12. AAlasers

    NDB7875 Winked out and I don't know why?

    Does it produce any heat when its powered up?
  13. AAlasers

    FS: 1.2W+ 520nm new price **SOLD**

    Re: FS: 1.2W+ 520nm new price Hey, I was wondering how you felt about shipping this to Canada? Wouldn't want to buy a nice laser like this and have it snapped up by customs. Also wondering about duty cycle, lens, and battery. Thanks, AAlasers
  14. AAlasers

    Tungsten Hosts?

    Tungsten is a relatively expensive metal to buy in raw form (10-30$/kg), a moderately expensive metal to buy in a basic machined form (rod or sphere) (60-200$/kg), and a very very expensive metal to buy in a complex machined form (laser host) @ probably around 1500$/kg. A simplified host would...
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    New 638nm Diode

    There hasn't really been much of a reason for this particular kind of divergence mitigation in a diode, but here is a theoretical method that mimics crystal-based modules: Condensing and subsequent optical correction of beam. Say, have a lens with a focal length of 0.5mm that's the same size as...


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