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I have a few qustions since he is a member here about his product that he sells!
the Laserbee I
Is there a way to calibrate this unit in any way ?
Also it is listed to handle 1 watt is this for CW and pulsed energy? duty cycle?
what type of absorbing material ia applied to sensor area?
will this material scorch with a true 1 watt?
A independent documention should be attempted by a few laser operators
here is a link to his product
http://www.bauer-electron.com/eby/eby1wlpm.htm
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Originally Posted by Laser Ben
MAN.that is too much hoopla..lets see the stats,
and a few answers
To answer your questions......Quote:
Originally Posted by Lasernerd
1) Yes there is... that info is included with the LaserBee I product
in the included User Instructions on CD
2) No it was not designed to measure Pulsed energy.. It can measure
pulsed energy but would average it out depending on duty cycle
3) there is a broadband coating applied to the sensor surface
4) this material was tested to 1200mW without any noticeable
degradation or damage
Here is what some members (only on PL) had to say about their
LaserBee I.....
http://www.photonlexicon.com/forums/...light=laserbee
http://www.photonlexicon.com/forums/...ht=power+meter
http://www.photonlexicon.com/forums/...ead.php?t=6730
http://www.photonlexicon.com/forums/...ead.php?t=7160
http://www.photonlexicon.com/forums/...ead.php?t=7696
If you would like to purchase a LaserBee I + Thermopile or need more
info just click on my sig..:rolleyes:
Jerry
Don't hold your breath mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by lasersbee
Based on his current MO he's just looking to slag off another product/member.
:(
Well he can put me on his list >:)
BRING IT ON... ;)
im sitting here watching his shit ...
and the only conclusion i have come up with is that my 11 year old son is more mature , respectfull, and polite.
most of our resident regular posters are sitting in the backgound ... some have even left the forum
all because of this stupid, seriously fuckin tapped, ASSHAT ( as spec would say )
i can honestly say that all the people i have spoken to privately have a great dislike for this guy and what he has done to Photonlexicon ... maybe that was his goal
this guy seriuosly needs some Psychiatric help,
i plead with him to get some proffesional assistance before he hurts someone close to him .
Karl
really now,,Quote:
Originally Posted by Banthai
seems you are wearing the hat <<<>>> and you look funny!
Mobs stink and so do you!
One bad issue is getting taking cared of,,and you add fire,, REAL MATURE!
mobs are bad things,,it is a weakness
I am still curious about that coating
Krylon paint #
so with a 100% duty cycle you say 1200mw's will not damage the coating at all?
I'm sure if you would ask Coherent (or any thermopile manufacturer) for their formula andQuote:
Originally Posted by Lasernerd
technique on their coatings you would get a negative response.. I know... we asked in the
early stages of the LaserBee I product development..
Our coating is nowhere as good as theirs... but it will take 1 Watt CW
with no degradation... as I have already posted...and as the Maximum Allowable Specs of the
LaserBee I Thermopile state...
Jerry
But that because you are special .... and only you can see me wearing the hatQuote:
really now,,
seems you are wearing the hat <<<>>> and you look funny!
and you started this "lets have a dig at the laserbee" thread for what reason ?Quote:
One bad issue is getting taking cared of,,and you add fire,, REAL MATURE!
anyway im sure you will get great pleasure from knowing that you are only the second person in all the time i have been here on pl that i have put on Ignore ( and i urge everyone else to do the same )
should you wish to throw further insults to me could you please do it via private PM .... not that i will read them or reply
Karl
Interesting?? they did not tell you they use a water based flat paint?? nothing special..Quote:
Originally Posted by lasersbee
But the electronics thats different
when you say degradation is that in measurements or in visual of the sensor area?
Most basic sensor coatings start with carbon black. And carbon based flat black krylon works just fine.
The secret is the binder. A few coatings are sputtered on in a vacuum. Its not critical. My operational PM gets recoated as needed with a sooty flame from a cigarette lighter and the readings do not deviate more then .1% from the standard PM I never allow to be burned. A few minutes on the patent server and a google for "optical flat black" will tell you all you need to know without bugging Jerry to death.
But if you do not recoat them right the paint flakes right off at the past burns and scratches. And ethically you have to tell the customer you recoated them.
Steve
Yes,
and good info.
this is all I am asking for
I've answered your questions.... you can now go trolling somewhere else...
You won't get a rise out of me...
Hey Laserjerk... It is obvious by you're immature & bashing postings all over the
forum that you have no intention to purchase a LaserBee I.. nor would we sell
one to a malicious child like you... wipe the snot from your nose... and go away..
Slither back under your rock... before someone sees you....
Are you still here....
Jerry
hmmQuote:
Originally Posted by lasersbee
oh yeah,another review in of one of my selling products!