No problem Simon, beyond that I dont have any 405nm on the agenda..:cool:
Cheers!
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No problem Simon, beyond that I dont have any 405nm on the agenda..:cool:
Cheers!
No worries Simon, thanks for the heads up.
China does indeed break in the next week, with most plants shutting down over the next few days. Not your problem, but thanks for your efforts.
i sure can live without any 405 light. makes my eyes react funny, too :)
happy to wait also, if others are in a hurry
Sorry that i couldn,t wait. Thanks for the extremely fast refund!!!*retardo
Hi Simon,Quote:
Originally Posted by p1t8ull
Have they offered any alternative for the 405nm end ?
Cheers :)
Frayed knot, I've not discussed it with them but would guess a coating for that specific wavelength would be needed for high efficiencyQuote:
Originally Posted by catalanjo
I thought plain aluminium mirrors worked best for 405?Quote:
Originally Posted by p1t8ull
Indeedy, for broadband applications I believe alu mirrors are the best ones to use.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doc
If only concerned with 405nm then a single or narrow band UV dielectric coating would be the most efficient
Scanner mirrors are what bothers me :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by p1t8ull
Cheers :)
The factory finished and shipped the new run of mirrors and I have just seen on the tracking info they have landed in the UK - been waiting for that news in case they got held up on departure and trapped while the country is on holiday, but they escaped!
I'll get them out to everyone ASAP after they get delivered to me :)