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HHaha yeah it was totally worth everything! Its actually really easy ;) the only construction is increase the hole size, other than its straight forward, the margin for error is pretty lol ahaa

Well, it all depends on the batteries, the first step is to figure what would fit into the host.

The Celestial Toystore, Exclusive Prop Replicas its quite a pretty penny though, youll have to gut the internals and youl need to bore the emmiter aray to match the laser module, everything else is deconstructable, it took a lot of time but well worth it;)

Yes it exactly how it sounds the first replica laser sonic screw driver, Now this is not one of those 24 dollar plastic screwdriver pen no offense this is a real replica full metal and stuff, Anyways i thought it would be cool to how it off hah, anyway it can be doneone!!. So with further a...

Thanks rhd! it never occurred to me that lipos and Li ion could work!, although im still stuck lol with the the whole issue of a micro booster

Hhaha, ok thanks guys!,

Well, i mean just the current, would a flex drive boost the current?

hmm, wait em i wrong to say the micro boosters dont increase the current. The max current i remember 3x of them supporting was ~ 120mA. Do flex drives work like that?, they store the current until it builds up then release it?

Well, its sort of a tricky build, its a 8x blu ray diode. The reason i need the micro boost is because of the host, its only capable of fitting 3x 303 button cells.

hey guys i was wondering if anyone had a micro boost driver laying around?, One that that they could set up for me at ~200mA

Yeah, i was going to use a module and ceramic

Oh, Ok thanks that clears up a lot

hey guys if im using a boost driver, does it have to be in series with the power source? Does a driver have to be before a button switch. EX: battery then driver then switch then diode As opposed to having the driver wired after the button switch? i figured if it was after the button the...

its not connected like soldered it was just a test i guess, i just matched the leads to it. it was a 12v battery cell, the charge was like 8-10v and a stable 180mA, so no there was no regulation but again it was just a test. my actual laser was gonna be like 4.5-5v at 190mA, so being new to...

Thats what's been confusing me lately, id say its a pretty high quality diode then, i was experimenting a few days ago and i pumped like 12v battery with like 180mA or so, the dot was naturally a lot brighter (i mean what a normal laser pointer looks like) but i mean this was brighter then when...