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Re: 2 x PHR 803T Kryton Grooves! Bump :)

You should contact Ave/Coldshadow about that, I cam't do password resets.

They are CNC'd, the prototypes were done here, but the production revision was done out of province, I couldn't find a suitable place in BC.

Re: USB Portable Powerful Custom LPM Gotta agree with RHD on that 12W rating. TEC's produce a potential voltage based on the temperature difference of the two sides, as the heat sink rises in temperature up the readings will skew.

They will be shipping around early June. @H2O Here's some more info on the shroud, the head has a back plate and a front plate, the front plate protects the sensor area, similar to how an Ophir head works. @joeybab The price will be around $150 give or take.

Low power UV laser diodes are available, but they are around $5,000. Tell us about your application? Would a 405nm laser diode work?

All thermal LPM's (even professional ones) perform poorly at lower powers. (0mW - 20mW) That being said, these perform pretty much the same at low powers. They do have additional shrouding around the sensor area to help prevent environment caused errors.

It's a different method of generating the green wavelengths. The cheap green laser pointers are DPSSLs which use IR diodes to pump crystals whereas green laser diodes directly emit green light.

The X4's will not be back in stock, but the newer model will be here in June.

Providing another link to the B/S/T rules in this section: http://laserpointerforums.com/f39/must-read-before-you-can-post-buy-sell-trade-board-74202.html

ignorance of the rules does not excuse

I banned you for 24h because you created multiple B/S/T threads without reading the rules. The ban was a message to you to read the rules for creating a B/S/T thread, which you clearly have still not done...

Re: Geforce GTX 870M FS... :bumpit: sorry for slow approve

It is a significant difference. It depends on the mirror, but in my experience it's around a 20-25% loss. If your using a specific wavelength I recommend using dichroic mirrors, they reflect better than broadband mirrors.

Regular mirrors will work, but they will not reflect as much light as mirrors designed for use with lasers.

It's asking you to apply 5V modulation to the modulation input, and power (15V for you) to the power input. Then adjust for the maximum current.

Nothing good happens when a device is driven outside of its input range. Put it on a test load and see if it still performs as intended.

Do you mean the mobile version? You should be able to request the desktop site in your browser.

Yup, PM me your email. Edit: never mind, don't need your email, sent you a PM with the link.

That laser is far too close to the power meter, probably nor a huge issue at 1W, but still...