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They do look nice in person, like a mini lightsaber. I got mine recently and it's very nice. I think I like the 525nm more than the 532nm, even with the thicker beam.

That copper host looks very nice. What size module does that host fit?

I'll take 10 boards.

$20 is a nice price for a host With a heatsink. I hope some more people jump on these so they will get made. The dual battery setup option is nice too. Some of my lasers that use 2 cells still work on 1 cell at far less power. With a host like that, you can put just one battery for low power...

I like to use a panasonic g5 for laser shots. Less DR than my D3100, but seems to show the colors more accurately, at least to the way I see them. Its the camera i usually have with me anyway due to its more light and compact size. G6 has been announces and some of the older g series can be...

I just got my scientec meter today. This thing is easy to use, and sensitive too. I measured cheapie 2mw reds all the way up to a 1.8w blue laser. It responds fast enough that I now know my batteries are just not up to the task of keeping the high powered lasers going at full output. Thanks...

I ordered one of those 200mw modules from wallbuys, Ill put it on the meter when it gets here and report back.

Re: 1-1.2 watt 445nm lasers CHEAP I know the pain of waiting for the safety glasses. I got my laser already, but I am unable to play with it till my glasses get here. I did shine it straight up in the sky at night though. The 445nm beam is a very nice blue.

Re: 1.2 watt 445nm lasers CHEAP You have yet another PM. This is to good to pass up if there are any left.

Wow, that looks a lot like the host I want to get. It does look very nice powder coated. I wonder if the o-rings on the handle are available in different colors. Imagine a set of those, all black , with red rings for the red, purple rings for the blu ray, and a similar style of green with green...

Re: 10X Complete Modules I just got home to find my modules waiting for me. They have arrived quickly and in good condition. I cant wait to see them powered up.

Heres another one from NorCal :)

I just meant the module type with threads on the very end of it. They are the ones that look just the like dx modules, but with a spring already on the back of the driver. This one: 200mW green laser diode module£*>5¡«500mW green laser module£*>Laser&lighting products£*>www.0-like.com vs This...

I was just curious, has anyone tried the new style module with a 3.7v rechargeable? The old style worked with them and got a bit more power with them but ive not seen anything about someone trying it with the new style module. I had one of my two 200mW modules die in 10 seconds on a cr123a...

I just got two of the Olike 200mW modules, the new threaded style. One works great and outputs 203mw then drops down to the 190s. The other one died in 10 seconds. Im not sure what the problem is, I can see on my webcam that there is IR coming out, but no green. The one that works though, shoots...

I just got my order of two of these new style 200mw green modules. I ordered them a day or so before the old modules showed back up or I would have gotten them instead. Its a mixed bag for me, one works great, and the other lasted about 10 seconds. I powered each of them with a single cr123a...

Re: Xmas Special FS: LaserBee I $199.99.. Shipped + Free Xmas Gift I got my laserbee I today. I read the entire instruction pdf and then proceeded to test every laser I could get my hands on. Its a different laser world for me now. This thing is really easy to use and the data logging is pretty...

Re: Xmas Special FS: LaserBee I $199.99.. Shipped + Free Xmas Gift I am still waiting for mine too. USPS is very slow right now. Mine says it arrived in NJ on December 12, 2009, at 1:49 pm. It still didnt come today so they have had it for a full week so far. I can't wait to get mine and test...

I got my 3405 host yesterday (Wed), so it got here really fast. It is very nice and solid and went together really easy. The fit was perfect. Thanks

NOOOO 6v. 3.6v at the most. Probably safest with a 3v.