Recent content by eexe

Begun it has. Great news this is. Great news.

Metal bolts are constantly solid, so they freeze the skin. Dry ice, on the other hand, takes the heat from the skin and evaporates immediately, and is unable to absorb a lot of heat. Bolts are much more dangerous.

RvqFi_HRPmk I'll just leave this here

Dat yellow

Did styropyro measure IR output?

How will you pump it? What was the cost?

Are those things retail or engineering samples? I guess that you won't mention who makes them?

589 is more yellow, 593 is more "amber" . I would go fora a CNI groupbuy if they still do those. EDIT: Rigel's price also looks fair.

It wins if it gets you confused, okay? :tinfoil:

My pair doesn't block 405 well, definetly not safe. Yellow goggles block 445 better, and I haven't tested it against 532 because I heven't got any. That's a pretty good review you made, it shows what to expect when buying those goggles to people not so familiar with OD ratings :) Good job :beer:

That's a nice labby, I'd like to have a labby too :D You can drive it above 1A safely, just watch the duty cycle, which depends on how much mass your heatsink has :) If that is a standard aixiz focus ring, I guess that you can leave it on for ~45 seconds at 1-1.2 A if heatsink mass is similar to...

You don't know if your eyes are good or not, brain compensates for damage so you don't notice it. You can check on amsel grid to have an approximate result.

405 "1mW" could be 20-70 mW, greens fluctuate even more. The sticker is a lie.

But why not 635? Late, nvm

What's the big deal about that? There are very many stupid people in America and companies like Wicked exploit that. Also, you seem to be offended by his post, were you insulted? :rofl: Your sig looks familiar :tinfoil: