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Spyderman
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PostPosted: 1/21/08, 5:31 PM    Post subject: UV laser? Reply with quote

Where could get (if i could) an ultraviolet laser pointer(or portable laser)and for what price?
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PostPosted: 1/21/08, 6:39 PM    Post subject: Reply with quote

Honestly, the EASIEST "uv" laser is a blu-ray, as for true uv? now that'll be hard...

the blu-ray DOES make quite a bit florese though.

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PostPosted: 1/21/08, 9:59 PM    Post subject: Reply with quote

Sounds like finding one might be almost impossible
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PostPosted: 1/22/08, 1:18 PM    Post subject: Reply with quote

365nm and 254nm UV lasers exist only in lab types and are extremely $$$$$. It cost even more than a 556nm laser so beware as 556nm lab lasers costs more than 10K for 5mW and 74K for 100mW. Also pulsed units are cheaper than CW units but they still cost your life.

Otherwise, Gas lasers (obviously NOT portable) such as Helium Cadmium lasers can operate at 325 nm and have outputs from 10-100mW in CW which is good but they are still very expensive, though their price/mW are certainly better than true UV diode lasers operating in CW as their best output power is around 5mW.
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PostPosted: 1/22/08, 5:15 PM    Post subject: Reply with quote

why would u want a uv laser anyway? to give ur enimies a sunburn?
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PostPosted: 1/23/08, 4:15 PM    Post subject: Reply with quote

Same reason someone would want a black light: Fluorescence
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PostPosted: 6/09/08, 5:48 PM    Post subject: Reply with quote

you can make your own! i've herd that they are easy to make! here is a link
--->link<--- You can get an xbox hd add on instead and you can get lucky because some of the newer ones have +100mw diodes

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PostPosted: 6/10/08, 11:28 AM    Post subject: Reply with quote

405nm isn't UV yet. A multiline argon also puts out UV lines, so you have visible AND invisible light, can it get any better? Very Happy
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