Any interest in Nichia NDB7242E 445nm 50+mW laser diodes?

[Junktronix]

I just got in a quantity of new Nichia NDB7242E laser diodes. They're 445nm, rated 50mW, but I'd guess they'll do quite a bit more than that. Are these still interesting to people here? I can sell them for $25 ea. plus shipping.

[Displaser]

Interested...

PM headed your way.

Greg

[mixedgas]

Interested in one for day job.

PM sent.

Steve

[kitatit]

Yes please. Can I have 2 thanks?

Incoming!

Thanks
Kit

[Phritzler]

Hi!
Sent a PM but got no answer. Want to have 20 or more.
Bests,
Phil

[Junktronix]

Clearly there is interest. My benchtop diode drivers don't have high enough compliance voltage to test these so I'll need to wire a Flexmod to my test fixture and make sure they're in good condition. I have ~70 and they are in the Nichia tray so I expect them to be fine, but I never sell untested laser diodes. Shipping will be $5.35 for US Priority Mail or $16.95 for International Priority. Overseas orders over $200 should go by EMS which is $38 or FedEx / UPS which is about twice that, but much faster and more reliable.

I'll post again later today with my test results.

[dave]

Hey Kev,

I might grab a couple if you have them spare.

Kit - micro projector challenge

[kitatit]

Game on!

Am I right in thinking, with the right type of power supply for the scanners, an all direct micro RGB could be passively cooled via a machined casing?

[ImageLight]

Pm coming yer way..

Mark

[dave]

Even an external 'brick' style psu maybe?

Game on!

Am I right in thinking, with the right type of power supply for the scanners, an all direct micro RGB could be passively cooled via a machined casing?