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I just assemble the LPM's for Radiant, the final sale price is ultimately the decision of the folks over at Radiant Electronics. That being said, the price will likely be around $150 (give or take)

This was the best I could get, couldn't get the lighting at the optimal angle for good contrast. The whole thing is flat black so there's very little contrast :p Edit: Have an update as well :) Finished the final builds for Peregrine and Lightspeed.

Call somebody a dick, get a -rep. Seems like the system works just fine.

RainbowSwords - 2015-06-26 - Perm - Returning banned member

Sometimes we miss one. Feel free to PM me if you don't see yours approved within 16h. @starlight approved yours

It does not have an external display, and will require a computer. Think of it as an Ophir head with built in USB support.

Not yet, a product page will be available when they go up for sale :)

Damage threshold is a measure of the maximum power density that can be applied to the sensor (typically measured in W/cm^2). When measuring a laser it's best to make the beam take up as much of the sensor area as possible. The X4 was rated at 3.7W maximum power, but some lasers under the...

5W max power, and a significantly higher damage threshold than the X4.

Re: For sale: Mace of Doom and more Cleaned up the thread, let's keep it on topic now :)

The support for external devices (i.e. displays) is already there :)

It will work with Peregrine [Mac, PC, Linux] and Lightspeed [PC]. Same as the X4. There is no software for Android at the moment, possibly in the future. No iOS support planned. As for the availability for purchase that should be coming up soon. All that's left is calibration which should...

Another update :) Finished the final firmware. I improved the response time and added Android USB OTG support for possible future use. Going to have to batch test the response time when I've calibrated some more meters, but for now it looks like the final specs will be 4s for 95% response 5s...

Calibration is typically around $500 for a professional meter. AFAIK the DG-HH is just the body, you'll need a thermopile to go with it.

I browse the forum through the latest posts section down at the bottom of the main page. Social group posts don't appear down there, so I never think to check them.

Keeping up to date on diodes available to hobbyists and the reported post notifications :D

Not yet. I'm taking some more time to refine the firmware and USB connectivity for portability, specifically for Android's USB OTG. Just to be clear though, this is for possible future use, I'm not hinting at an app or anything.

Just to clarify, the X4 wont be back, it will be a different (and better) model.

It wouldn't work I'm pretty sure solder paste wouldn't fall under the low viscosity fluid category. Most professional automated pick and place systems use a stainless steel stencil for applying paste, and hobby level systems just use a standard syringe with an actuator on the plunger.

There will be plenty in stock, no need to worry about pre-orders or anything like that :)