405nm+532nm Scanning (pics and video)

[thesk8nmidget]

so the other night i finally got around to adding some 405nm to my scanner

i used the new reflect blue (473) 25mm laser wave dichro and mount for mixing

here are the results-

ignore the stray green beam on the bottom right corner








more green



a little wave fading







http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVrgWewynW0


hope you enjoy

[Zoof]

So this is 405nm + 532nm? Do the pics represent what it looks like in real life?
Interesting!

[thesk8nmidget]

yes the pictures are pretty accurate. the all blue seems to be a little more purple in person but mixed it looks like that teal

[p1t8ull]

How many mW of each going on in there?

[James Lehman]

I am totally stoked now!

That looks awesome!

James.

[thesk8nmidget]

not sure on either

the 405nm is set at 150ma and the green is a 500mw laser wave green turned down quite a bit

[Stuka]

Nice!!

Would you be up for listing the components (including various optics) and the sources you used for the 405nm? (Or link to a thread if you discussed elsewhere)

That might be an "almost affordable" way to pump up the blue in my RGB.

Good work!!

[thesk8nmidget]

sure thing boss!

diode- PHR-803t
module with lense-aixiz
driver-flex mod1
dichro-laserwave reflect blue
heat sink- there are a few different options kinda your choice

[Stuka]

Cool!
Were you able to find just the diode, or did you disassemble a DVD sled?

Thanks, Josh!

[thesk8nmidget]

cheapest way to do it is just find the sleds... anywhere from $18-33 dollars

some people will also extract the diode for you for a couple extra dollars and even press them in a aixiz module for another 4-5 dollars

the extracting of the diode is VERY EASY and pressing the diode in a module is also simple as long as you have a vise