Hey guys,
I thought I'd share some pics of my new module.
Well after many years dreaming scheming and saving I've finally bought the major piece to make my dreams come true.
It's a 6 watt RGB 445/532/638 made by RGBlasersytems.
It's not shown on their site but is the module that goes in their compact6 projector.
I bought their custom made power supply they use too. It was expensive but after doing some research on it I decided to get it as it is so small, it powers everything including +-28v for scanners. It also intelligently controls the four cooling fans as it has a temp sensor to mount to the heat sink near the module.
I'm designing the projector case atm and I'm taking quiet a few cues from the compact series projectors. The way the brick modules in the power supply couple directly to the baseplate/heat sink allow for a completely enclosed case too.
http://www.rgblasersystem.com/index....d=79&Itemid=91
The heat sink to mount this on is a week or two away so I cant show beam shot yet but I will as so as I've got it mounted and hooked up.
I'm teaming up with Wayne(dnar) and between the two of us I think we can do a safe and professional job for the Perth audiences. I've just been to one of Wayne's hacker space show a few days ago and was impressed.
I know this is a pretty heavy hitting module for someone with limited experience, but I wanted to buy the most versitile projector to suite the market we will be operating in in Perth.
Our laws here are very similar to the US here in WA except for the variance process. Audience scanning is possible but near on impossible to get approved for.
With this in mind I decided to go hard at it and do the most impressive and creative show I can manage with overheads. Our maximum allowable CW laser power is 5 watts. After clarifying it with the radiological council they define 5 watts as what is emitted from the aperture. So I can use this module and adjust it for white balance or for max brightness as long as it doesn't exceed 5 watts at the aperture.
I'm keen to explore scan through grating effects to do MPE level audience effects like scanning company logos ect. so maybe I can use that wasted wattage after all.
Now I'm off to do some safety goggle research.
Cheers
Kit
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