100mW 473nm Blue Lasever Laser

[sbk]

Lasever just is not worth anything

You should use the past for that quotation

I'mm using two of their lastly designed lasers, they are far better built and they seems to be a lot more reliable than before (a 100mW 473nm which still do a very stable >200mW after more than a year of use, and a 300mW 532nm which do >400mW just fine after 6 month, although I'm keeping a Laserwave unit for backup just in case of). Though I was a lot concerned about their reliability problems before (had to return a blue and two times a green), I think that they learned from one's mistakes and well corrected them

Just to know LaserGuy216, if you have a powermeter, what power do you measure? Just to know if it's as overpowered as mine...

[Philip_Janssen]

Making it 450 USD including shipment to NL (priority shipment isn't necessary, as long as it is insured).

[LaserGuy216]

Making it 450 USD including shipment to NL (priority shipment isn't necessary, as long as it is insured).

Ummmmm Add another $150 + shipping with insurance and you have a Deal!!!

Im not selling it for anything less then that, the first person that PMs me with this as an offer gets it


Its Hardly Used, give me a break guys & stop kicking me in the face......

[LaserGuy216]

Two Lasers for $1200,, Not Bad I say.... Just add Shipping and you can have a 300mW 671nm & 100mW 473nm each have power supplys & modulation units....... & Warranty from lasever......

[LaserGuy216]

this is a great take home price!!!!!

[dream beamz]

You should use the past for that quotation

I'mm using two of their lastly designed lasers, they are far better built and they seems to be a lot more reliable than before (a 100mW 473nm which still do a very stable >200mW after more than a year of use, and a 300mW 532nm which do >400mW just fine after 6 month, although I'm keeping a Laserwave unit for backup just in case of). Though I was a lot concerned about their reliability problems before (had to return a blue and two times a green), I think that they learned from one's mistakes and well corrected them

Just to know LaserGuy216, if you have a powermeter, what power do you measure? Just to know if it's as overpowered as mine...

Negative, their new design fails too. Considering you can get 100mw of CNI brand new for $450 to $650 shipped to your door, this is not a good price

[sbk]

Negative, their new design fails too. Considering you can get 100mw of CNI brand new for $450 to $650 shipped to your door, this is not a good price

Well, there's still some bad units (that's why warranty exists), but I think there's a lot less failures than before... Speaking of failure, Laserwave's lasers for example are a lot subject to failures too (I was concerned), but people here don't seems to care.

[MechEng3]

Wonder if it has been sold...have not seen a post about it.....or mention of an item number for flea-bay.....

[LaserGuy216]

Nope not yet, I have never had it metered, but I know ALL of lasever's lasers come out over powered.. my friend jim has a 200mW 473nm putting out 240mW or so....NICE..... I'd still like to sell this laser.... and I have a few friends that have used lasever lasers for YEARS with no issues.....

[buffo]

I know ALL of lasever's lasers come out over powered.

BULLSHIT! *some* of them might be overpowered, but not all of them. Not by any means. (And especially not the blues.)

I have a 100 mw lasever DPSS blue that makes exactly 100 mw on a good day, and sometimes drifts down to 95 mw. It's been replaced (not repaired) 3 times, and none of the three units have ever made more than 102 mw even on the best of days.

Lasever is not known for selling lasers that are over spec. CNI? yes. LaserWave? Yes. Viasho? Yes. But not Lasever.

There are numerous threads here on PL explaining the problems that many members have experienced with Lasever units. These problems are *still* happening. (I had a brand-new Lasever Green die on me last summer the very first time I powered it up.)

Adam