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E=Mc2
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 Posted: 5/24/06, 8:40 PM Post subject: Question a |
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Sorry but I am not sure if this topic has been coverd already but...
On average, what has the output power of your 100mW Pulsars been tested at. Are all generally over 100mW's? I emailed Steve at Wiked Lasers and politely asked him to test the one he was planning on sending me and include the results in the package, weather or not he has time for that, I'm not sure. Most lasers I have found to display the max output and actually pump out 75% of the mW listed, so the 100mW would infact be truly a 75~80 mW. Please let me know,
Todd
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Athoul
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Detrimental
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| Posted: 5/24/06, 9:45 PM Post subject: |
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Some report mW of over 150 on their Pulsar, mine rates slightly over 100mW. As Athoul said you can expect it to preform at least at 100mW
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Athoul
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Timelord
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| Posted: 5/25/06, 2:51 AM Post subject: |
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Yeah, my Pulsar is also just slightly above 100mW. Those 150mW+ Pulsar owners are lucky  |
I wish mine still worked  |
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Kingzilla
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| Posted: 5/25/06, 8:32 AM Post subject: |
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| Athoul wrote: |
| Yeah, my Pulsar is also just slightly above 100mW. Those 150mW+ Pulsar owners are lucky |
How much differance would 100-150mw actually make? What is the record for most powerful Pulsar. |
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Lase
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| Posted: 5/25/06, 8:47 AM Post subject: |
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| mine puts out between 160mW and 180mW. Lights matches across the room with external lenses, and pops blackened balloons from a long way. |
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msnyder
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| mine puts out between 160mW and 180mW. Lights matches across the room with external lenses, and pops blackened balloons from a long way. |
How far is "a long way"?
I've seen up to 175 on mine with e2 lithium batteries. Seems to be giving me about 125 now on energizers. |
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E=Mc2
Fusion Laser
Joined: 24 May 2006
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| Posted: 5/25/06, 7:58 PM Post subject: RE: Pulsar |
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Hey everyone, thanks for the replies on my question. I emailed Steve and asked him to test it before it left and here is what he had to say:
We do not know the exact output as it will vary with the temperature
and the battery charge, we can only guarantee over 100mW of output,
and most likely around 150mW.
So as you can see, I am getting anxious as I wait for my Pulsar.
Thanks for the replies guys....
Todd
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