I'm planning to teach about sound waves, so I want to show about a thousand kids an oscilloscope and spectrum analyzer. What better way to accomplish this than with a laser?
I've already got the prototype working, using an old 100mW green projector put together by the late Daniel Cohn of Techological Artisans. Now I need a few (for backup), tiny, reliable projectors just like this one, so I can take this from school to school.
My ideal specs would be:
Wide angle 25-30k scanners - I'm currently using Catweazle scanners which have been great
Narrow green beam, maybe 100-500mW.
Tiny, portable
Either reliable or super cheap so I can buy a couple of backups
Ideally it should have x/y gain & offset dials like my current projector, but I can do that in circuitry before the ILDA connector if necessary.
I'll bet someone on here has one or two old projectors in need of a good home. Or do you know of a good source of something inexpensive like this?