Cool laser harp

**lasersbee** · 02-26-2011, 05:34

Very nice Laser Harp...
Looks a lot more traditional..

Since you mentioned children I was curious to know
the power of the the 532nm beams of your Laser harp...

Jerry

**Jem** · 02-26-2011, 06:20

Originally Posted by lasersbee

Since you mentioned children I was curious to know
the power of the the 532nm beams of your Laser harp...

Originally Posted by harpbuilder

Interesting that you mention this,...!!:-)

I built one last year with 33 acoustic-electric-midi strings, and six 5mw green lasers.

Is the quote above, the power of the harp you were looking for?

**harpbuilder** · 02-26-2011, 14:29

Originally Posted by lasersbee

Very nice Laser Harp...
Looks a lot more traditional..

Since you mentioned children I was curious to know
the power of the the 532nm beams of your Laser harp...

Jerry

Hi Jerry! They are all low powered 5 mw .

**lasersbee** · 02-26-2011, 16:11

Thanks... Jem and harpbuilder...
I asked because they looked so bright in the video...

Jerry

**harpbuilder** · 02-27-2011, 14:55

Originally Posted by laserbee

Thanks... Jem and harp builder...
I asked because they looked so bright in the video...

Jerry

They are just 5 mw in power, but the quality is it seems quite high.( Nice and bright and steady). I bought them from a, new to me , supplier, "Z-Bolt", in Oregon. I also used their square multi-finned heat sinks, which help a lot to allow these lasers to run for 8 hours+ a day in the Museum with no over-heating.

I shot the video with fog, with a cheap Walmart fogger ! ;-)

**masterpj** · 02-27-2011, 15:59

The gods of olympus harps are powered by laserharp technology.
That story that Zeus throws thunder is in fact beams of his laser harp.

**lasersbee** · 02-27-2011, 17:08

Originally Posted by harpbuilder

They are just 5 mw in power, but the quality is it seems quite high.( Nice and bright and steady). I bought them from a, new to me , supplier, "Z-Bolt", in Oregon. I also used their square multi-finned heat sinks, which help a lot to allow these lasers to run for 8 hours+ a day in the Museum with no over-heating.

I shot the video with fog, with a cheap Walmart fogger ! ;-)

Yeah... I know Z-Bolt... I buy the same Multi-Finned heat sinks from them..
They really keep the 445nm LDs cool..

Jerry

**MarcJanssens** · 09-26-2011, 00:11

here another one http://www.youtube.com/kromalaser

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