2.5 - 4 watt RGB projector

[swisseuro]

Looking to buy a 2.5 - 4 watt RGB projector or build one. Looking for the parts or whole system, lasers and scanner... please let me know, my budget is around $9000, best would be if you located in Los Angeles so i can come check out things. Please message me for more info, ready to buy now... software and PC doesn't not need to be included.

[sugeek]

Hello,

I would get a hold of Marc (Gottaluvlasers on the board) and also (http://www.ctlasers.com). He can build you a varianced projector or sell you the parts you need. I noticed you were selling the Melles on another post, are you sure don't want to keep that and just get a big blue and red laser to go with it (although I am pretty sure the modulation on your green is TTL rather than analog ). I would also take a look at CHROMA laser color blender by a PL member Tocket http://www.photonlexicon.com/forums/...ead.php?t=7221 so you can see what powers you want, and the resulting color balance.

-Adam

[swisseuro]

Hello,

I would get a hold of Marc (Gottaluvlasers on the board) and also (http://www.ctlasers.com). He can build you a varianced projector or sell you the parts you need. I noticed you were selling the Melles on another post, are you sure don't want to keep that and just get a big blue and red laser to go with it (although I am pretty sure the modulation on your green is TTL rather than analog ). I would also take a look at CHROMA laser color blender by a PL member Tocket http://www.photonlexicon.com/forums/...ead.php?t=7221 so you can see what powers you want, and the resulting color balance.

-Adam

thank you for your message i got in touch with Marc and someone else also messaged me, please let me know if anyone else know some more information, it looks like i will build this projector myself so i get the required output to work with the budget i have.

[rgb-gas]

Hello,

with that cash you could go gas

[sugeek]

Hello,

with that cash you could go gas

You mean something like this: http://www.photonlexicon.com/forums/...ead.php?t=9189 ... I have setup gas lasers at lots of shows, and then after a few years break solid state lasers, those were MUCH easier! No more looking for water, electricity, and having to bring a pile of extra breakers to cover the rear end. That and after seeing Rick's 5 watt RGB at PaCoLEM II I sure like that white beam in broad daylight with no fog.

-Adam

[swisseuro]

yeah no gas to much, i did shows on gas lasers, as said looking for water and to much electricity... btw that 5 Watt RGB how was it achieved... any more info on that.

[sugeek]

yeah no gas to much, i did shows on gas lasers, as said looking for water and to much electricity... btw that 5 Watt RGB how was it achieved... any more info on that.

I think you will find this photo gallery page useful: http://www.photonlexicon.com/forums/...mid=143&page=3

Also, if you are looking for bad ass scanners (if you don't keep your CT's), check out eye-magic http://www.eyemagic.gr/laser-scanners.html I have seen them in action and love the results.

[swisseuro]

wow how much did this 5Watt monster cost? what lasers were used?

[rgb-gas]

who said water

[sugeek]

yeah no gas to much, i did shows on gas lasers, as said looking for water and to much electricity... btw that 5 Watt RGB how was it achieved... any more info on that.

wow how much did this 5Watt monster cost? what lasers were used?

I am not sure, you would need to talk to rick (PL name) slicklasers to find out that information. I just enjoyed the show . Blue and Red will be your biggest cost, especially if you keep your 5W melles around. I really do suggest downloading chroma and seeing what amount of power for each laser you need then pricing things out. In addition I am assuming you already have a DAC and software to control everything, otherwise just another thing to add in to your costs.

-Adam