Found this on ebay fro Meierlight. Does anyone have any hands on experience with it? or have used Meierlight before?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...ht_1306wt_1037
Is it worth the cash?
Cheers
Rich
Found this on ebay fro Meierlight. Does anyone have any hands on experience with it? or have used Meierlight before?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...ht_1306wt_1037
Is it worth the cash?
Cheers
Rich
Hum, its a wide ridge, huge chip , c-mount die in front of a simple one or two lens collimator. Has a TE, which explains the huge current draw.
Quoting the ad:
I have a buddy who has one.
SPECIFICATIONSWavelength (nm) 650±10
(yup, deep red, probably closer to 656 or 658)
Output power (mW) >1300
(usually a bit less, most chips are 1 watt nominal if driven to spex.)
Transverse mode Near TE00
(ha ha ha ha ha ha ha , its tophat at best)
Operating mode CW
(yep)
Power stability (rms, over 4 hours) <5%
(probably honest)
Warm-up time (minutes) <5
(probably honest)
M2 factor <20
(m2 factor greater then 20. One is a perfect "gas laser" beam)
(a typical dpss is a 2, maybe a 2.5)
Beam divergence, full angle (mrad) <2.5
(highly optimistic )
Dimensions of beam at the aperture (mm) ~5×8
(about right)
Beam height from base plate (mm) 24. 8
Polarization ratio >50:1
Pointing stability after warm-up (mrad) <0.05
(HA HA HA HA HA )
Operating temperature (℃) 10~35Power supply (90-264VAC )Analog modulation , 10kHz
(YUP)
Warranty 1 yearExpected lifetime (hours) 10000
(Not with the diode mount I saw, 800-1000 is a more reasonable figure, if its expressed as a MTBF, it aint no LED as far as lifetime goes, and the case is not that well sealed. My buddiy has one and the lens popped out of the RTV holding it at about collimation)
Its a beam show laser for close up shows with beams to say 35 feet.
Steve
Last edited by mixedgas; 10-26-2010 at 10:15.
"MRL-III-FS-650"
Looks like a CNI model # to me...
Love, peace, and grease,
allthat... aka: aaron@pangolin
So basically don't touch it with a barge pole is what your saying.
Ta
do you have scanner mirrors that will fit a 8mm by 5mm beam?
i have a lasever 350mw 635nm module gives a beam of 8mm by 5mm at apeture.
i probably lose 40% off the scanner mirrors.
Eat Sleep Lase Repeat
no probs, this is why i make my own modules with nice tight beams
Eat Sleep Lase Repeat
I bought a 500mW version of this flashlight about a year ago, I made an offer and got it 30% cheaper. I use it just for beam shows on a scanner with larger mirrors and for what I paid I can't complain. I just recently measured the power @ >700mW, hell for 250$ back then, why not?