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  1. 06-14-2010, 15:17 #1
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    Default It had to be done - 445 and yellow

    though held together with blutak and good fortune I just thought I would share a few pix of the infamous Baby Bunk Yellow and Blue projector I have after ripping the 473 out and replacing with the 445 I have been driving at 1300mA for a few days. The lens is pretty crap and I had to back the power down to get it anywhere near white with the measily 60ish mW of yellow I have but it looks stunning.
    The camera has picked up the yellow but not the blue very well and the white is much more white than appears here. When you crank the blue up a bit the beam looks positivley violet - a kinda lavender colour - real sweet
    To be honest I prefer the white that comes from this with 473nm but prefer the blue and yellow scans with 445 - maybe I need to add not take away from this baby....

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    Sweet!

    I have been fighting the urge to chuck one in my RGB until I have finished my dual module, if I do I'll just end up fannying with that instead of getting on with the build.

    In other news; I got a nice, much rounder beam tonight using a tilted lense.

    I'm going to try and get over to your's between meetings tomorrow but the way work is going at the moment....
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    I know the feeling - thats why I just said sodit tonight wanted to see some blue beams and have been tempted for a week but keep doing work instead.....

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    I dunno...
    Looks just "ok-ish". So you're gonna have to give it to me to look after.


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    Sir Rob -

    Quote Originally Posted by stanwax View Post
    though held together with blutak and good fortune
    hahaha, lol - I thought I was the only one who used that stuff for 'GhettoFabulous temp-tackin'... ...great-stuff isn't it?

    Quote Originally Posted by stanwax View Post
    I just thought I would share a few pix of the infamous Baby Bunk Yellow and Blue
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    ...that's mighty-sexy, there soldier! Thanks for sharing....

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    Quote Originally Posted by dsli_jon View Post
    (© 2010 allthat...
    imagine how dull our posts would be without Aaron's input

    @dan - sod off and I know

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