Back in November we featured an article where Wicked Lasers took new Blu-Ray players to harvest the laser. It looks like there is now a cheaper option. Leslie Wright used a replacement laser reader assembly as the source of the Blu-ray laser for his Blu-ray laser project. I have tested and run mine at the rather conservative settings of 4.4v and 40mA, even at these low values, the output is VERY bright. Therefore I havent tried to extract any more power out of it. It works, and it stays cool! The PSU at the moment is a simple 6v battery with a current limiting resistor in series (47 ohm) (I will get round to building a driver at some point!)” |
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Hmmm, 40 GBP eh? Very nice indeed. Looks like another gadget to add to the project list. Like I need another….
Great work!
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Did it say what the soure was for the laser was, or am I just over looking it?
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Hello mate
Its excellent job this publication I was looking for something like that deseperately
Any way I’m interesting to make any donation instead of some information necesary to complete my task
My taks consist the blu-ray drive parts are you showing in this report, but per unit price to finally deduce the blu-ray drive price at the market
thank you
hope heard about your news
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these guys charge way too much for their products. way to turn 40 gbp into 2 grand. sure the rest of the stuff costs money but honestly I can see a huge markup in there.
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hey im ryan already!!!!!!!!!!111
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I wanna know the price of this kind of laser pointer.
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Thank you for posting this articles..