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Conundrum
Fri Aug 12 2011, 06:54AM
Conundrum Registered Member #96 Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 05:37PM
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Link2

Hmm, this works out at approximately £23.56 a diode.

Anyone interested?
I estimate the postage via airmail to be around £1.20 which isn't bad at all.

I might be able to negotiate and get a phlatlight or two smile

Also Link2 is 6 650nm line generators. at approx £2.92 each.
Brass could have copper fins plated onto it which might be ideal for cooling low power diodes.

One idea I just came up with is mounting the diode, heatsink and optics onto the top of a used PSU fan.

As it spins the output line would cover a filled circle whose diameter increases with distance.
Just the thing for laser video projectors, and with a fisheye lens you could use it as a sphere projector aka "Eye of Sauron" smile

Power it with wireless induction using the existing field coils on the motor itself.
Simplez.


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Ken M.
Fri Aug 12 2011, 09:10PM
Ken M. Registered Member #618 Joined: Sat Mar 31 2007, 04:15AM
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Niffty thought except total cost is ~$430 US, and you only get 10 diodes, so that works out to ~$43 US each, with no mounting hardware, you don't if these are actually 445nm, and you still have to include distribution shipping.

However a recomended alternative could be.... Link2 , and the diodes are in fact 445nm and 1-2W range, trust me I have one and it outputs 1.232W.
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dmg
Sat Aug 13 2011, 01:23AM
dmg Registered Member #2628 Joined: Fri Jan 15 2010, 12:23AM
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A bit of a tip for your GB.

Buy the crapio XJ-A140 projector (A-140s only!)
each one houses 24 diodes (And a world of optics, powerfull LED, and other fun stuff for your entratainment) , and these projectors can be had for 750-800$ shipped in US/can depends where you look at.

Thats 30$-35$ US a diode. IDK what the postage to our europe friends is, but it can't be too bad considering that these diode wieght fuck all. So it can be sent in a small envalope or something.

As for the diode outputs, there are currently two models for then IIRC, from the projector seires, of A-130(discontiued), A140 and A-150

A-130s are of lower wavelenth then 445nm(not by much) and will handle less power, and A-140/150 are the same diode as in that thread, but will do up to 1.5W of power (you can push 2W, but I don't like to just to keep the life time healthy).

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