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200 is a bit low- counteroffer sent via PM :) The laser is a 445nm, though everyone probably assumed it was! -Dave

Looks like I have way too many lasers here now (five?!?!)- time to thin the herd a bit so I can finance a home build. I'm selling my Guidesman 1600mW 1.5A I bought off MorePower here on the forums last month. It works similar to my 1.6W Aurora (but has a much longer duty cycle), so I decided...

Which Orange County is he located in? California? I'd pick one up, but only if I could do so in person. -Dave

Sounds good MarioMaster- can you PM me the mailing address? I did check my new laser with the G1 and the 445 lens :) Thanks! -Dave

Hi Guys! I have a Radiant Alpha LPM. It seems to read low- advertised 1.5-1.6W lasers (with meter photos) seem to read around 1.2-1/3W with mine, and 1.2W lasers read around 1050mW on my meter. Readings are consistent- from day to day the lasers measure out at the same max power/. Is there...

Re: 100mw $45!!! built by techlasers includes glasses case more Haha- can't wait to test it out :bday:

Re: 1600mw 1.5A Guidesman 100mw Greeny and Laser Parts!!!!! CHEAP 1.5 W sold to me :D Payment coming your way. These things seem to breed in the dark in my laser case :D -Dave

Where are you located? -Dave

Re: WIP Selling high powered 445nm Lasers! I almost blew my chewing gum through my nose :D -Dave

Okay, I'll admit mine was an older model which was used mostly in the garage for stereo projects. :) The Hakko really is a surgical tool by comparison, and it wasn't that expensive at Fry's Electronics. I still keep my Weller for heavy duty use in the garage, I noticed the Hakko tip heats up...

My Hakko is 25W. I like the 25-30 better than the lower wattage as the higher heat melts the solder almost instantly- you don't need to hold the tip there for a longer time, which would transmit more heat up the wire and into your diode. I'm a fan o fnice tools, so I like the nicer irons a...

I just repaired a loose diode wire in my used yobresal build. IF you plan to do a lot of hobby electronics work, get a GOOD soldering iron. I can't even emphasize how much difference it makes. I was able to sodler the diode back up in about 2 minutes- each wire took 2-3 seconds to connect...

This sounds ridiculous, but it's helped others before. If you sell more than an item or two a week, it REALLY helps to just keep a paper notebook on your desk. WRITE down the name of guys with paid orders in the order they come in. You won't fall behind and let guys slip through the cracks...

I just picked one up in person today- VERY impressive beam! Buy with confidence! The host is solid, this will be a nice companion to my little lightweight yobresal- but with a 2-3X longer duty cycle I'm betting. Thanks again :) -Dave