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preferably a handheld, but anything would suffice. i dont wanna spend an arm and a leg (does anyone? lol). used would be great as long as its in good shape and WORKS (obviously)
preferably be able to measure into the low-mid wattage range. i guess ~5mW to 8-10W
anyone?
anyone?
bueller??
:)
-Marc
Bridge at laserwave has a power meter in his ranage of products - I have not reviewed one so cant say but their products are generally of a high standard and reasonably priced.
Rob
Look here for a group buy of laser-wave powermeters :)
Kenom over at LPF is selling some meters built around a coherent sensor head for $200.
I think Robin (uklaser) is designing a new power meter to replace his D4thing. I need a meter but was holding on for a while to see what Robin is working on. He didn't say when he'd have anything ready though.
-Matt