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The only way to find out it to try it.

I actually got mine from the same seller but these do not block green. It's the S1933X model. I'll have to grab a few pair of these. There is another test using the S1993X and it performed the same with the S0360X on 405nm to 532nm.

Not sure which thread I should post this

Either will do but the two together is even better.

Like what we always say, pics or it didn't happen :p

These damn photons are sucking me in.

After I get up in the morning, I literally grab my phone or turn on my computer and go to LPF. During the day, I check in at least once every two hours on average. Of all the communities I've been to, LPF feels different. It seems like I'm stuck here unlike others where I can come and go as I...

Just out of curiosity too. Is this because you have been receiving red bars so many times?

LOL! :crackup:

:drool: Gotta get myself one of those. Just gotta wait till the price drops. Imagine if these were as efficient as the 9mm 445nm diodes. 2.5W+ of green goodness.

Oh no my green pen pisses IR so much it burnt the hair off my ass just by looking at the dot. Maybe I should get an IR filter for my ass.

I know exactly what you are talking about :shhh:

Tell me how much more dangerous it is than the green light. @Tmack - I wasn't talking to you :p

Actually, the IR can travel as the green light but it's less collimated. Both beams will diverge and I doubt it has the power density to cause damage at a heli's operating altitude. I don't get it why people fuss so much about IR when actually, the green light is more of a hazard. Kinda bit...

No Idea about that supply but the price range is similar to the Chinese ones. I know Blord uses on of these Chinese units to directly drive diodes. These units may be prone to spikes so you might want to add a capacitor on the output when testing laser diodes. Make sure you short out the output...

Re: Nitecore i4 and i2 charger teardown So what's the culprit?

414 is pretty far from 405 and its a lovely color. What current are the two running at?

A little more info on the 401nm and 413.5nm please :)

I don't think bard drive brand matters. In fact, my 500GB and 80GB WD HDDs just died a few months ago. Right now I'm on 40GB :eek: If you look at the stats, the failure rates between brands are very close. Just choose the cheapest you can get.

Most folks replace the stock fans with SP120s. That might be an error on the specs but I've seen test on youtube that the SP120s perform better. You probably won't need these unless you are overclocking the crap out of your CPU and need better fans. The stock ones are fine for the most part.