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I have the remainder of the diodes from the array that bobhaha's diodes are from. Would you like pics of those, too?

Re: Laser fire sale Large images It's not that I can't resize a photo to fit a certain restriction; any moron can do that. It's that I have to at all. Surely storage space is not at such a premium on LPF's servers that users would fill it up with high-res pictures. I strongly disagree with the...

Re: Laser fire sale Large images Projector arrived today! Quite quick, I must say, considering where I live. I'll attach a pic of it working in a second. It looks like that because it's projecting on to a red-painted wall in a fairly bright room. Also it's only ~1m from the wall. After...

Re: Laser fire sale Large images No, I mean the c**io XJ-140.

Re: Laser fire sale Large images He shipped the projector last week, I'll post back when it arrives.

Re: Laser fire sale Large images The projector is sold, sorry guys :)

Last I checked, Artemis and its variations were most certainly girls' names. Artemis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Anyway, the asking price is too cheap for a hypothetical laser of this power to be anything other than IR. EDIT: hakzaw1, The correct abbreviation of microwatts is μW (uW is...

"Package" would probably be the gift box thing. DealExtreme is where I've bought most of my lithium rechargeables. Shipping can take ages, though. http://www.dealextreme.com/

Welcome to the forum :) Keep in mind that careless use of a laser of this class could cause permanent eye damage quite easily. You should also take into consideration that the batteries for that laser can be a bit expensive; you should get a charger and rechargeable batteries (I think rayfoss...

Bretoscar: Sure, okay. PM me and I'll sell you my black laser. :)

Thanks Mohrenberg! +1 for being rad.

Hey Mohrenberg! I'll take 100ft, this stuff looks interesting. PM me your paypal address?

I'll take it. PM me on laserchat.

Yeah, have you seen US mains plugs? They're not very beefy.

+1 to you, StridAst :P (actually that is something with which I totally agree) EDIT: wait, apparently I already gave you rep. Never mind!

Cyparagon: that seemed odd to me as well, but it's in the datasheet here: http://www.midwest-laser.com/2110ps.pdf Perhaps it's just a recommended maximum setting?

For those of you lucky enough to have JDSU argon PSUs, here's a handy pinout reference I just hacked up: Let me know if I got anything wrong :P

StridAst: Regarding your last paragraph, I last heard that statistic as deaths per terawatt hour, which I think is a pretty reasonable way to compare.

Right now :D I just got my hot little hands on a JDSU 2214-10SLA out of a DNA sequencer. It's idling in the other room, and it's very pretty. 488nm is easily my new favourite wavelength.

If only we'd all been using reactors based on the thorium cycle!