I just received my Venus II today and I was really surprised on how solid the build quality is inside and out. The alignment and beam quality out of the box is very good.
For the price this is an excellent deal, Omar and Lightspace are really doing a great job.
Also I can confirm they have the faster safety shutter installed, works nearly instantaneously.
Last edited by luxilid; 12-22-2014 at 22:03.
How do you contact them? I mailed Omar, tried melody on facebook, but no reply.... are they on holiday or on a seminar?
Thank's
Mickael
no longer the case, they just went up on the Venus II price!!
Too bad they do not have a CDRH Variance with the FDA. It will be a pain to get these certified since you did not build it!! These products are not legal in the USA and here is Texas if you get caught with a laser without a Variance, not only do they shut you down, they take the projector right then and there!!! I am not sure how these lasers are getting into the United States. I had to do several sheets of paperwork to get a legal Kvant Clubmax 3000 into my hands. They have a Variance on file and it was not that difficult. Good Luck with the certification.
Actually, those holes for adjustment are not too bad once you get the hang of them. I find you often don't need to loosen any of the screws in order to adjust them, so you don't have to worry about it moving when you pinch them up. IIRC Dave used to use a sprung washer on the screws which assists with this (on his dual blue kits that used a similar mount)
I agree, workmanship looks great.
Maybe Planters, Logsquared, etc needs to approach Lightspace about mass production of the new combining trickery they're playing with![]()
Frikkin Lasers
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You are using Bonetti's defense against me, ah?
I thought it fitting, considering the rocky terrain.
Hi guys. Do You know witch pins in interlock db9 should be short wired to fire the Venue ? I don't
have emergency stop box at the moment. Thanks for answer and Marry Christmas to everyone !
Probably easiest to just pop the cover off and look what is connected to the back of the DB9. there is no standard in this respect, some use the whole of the top row and the bottom row as +/-, others use specific pins, and some don't even connect them
Frikkin Lasers
http://www.frikkinlasers.co.uk
You are using Bonetti's defense against me, ah?
I thought it fitting, considering the rocky terrain.
Have recently received some of the special edition Venus II's: 720mw @637, 800mw @520, 1200mw @462. It looks like LightSpace have changed the design of their all-in-one module, and I'm not sure whether this design is unique to this special edition, or whether all new Venus II's will be shipping this way. Either way, it's an improvement.
The two major differences I noticed are: 1) Color-combining dichros are now on the outside of the module rather internal. This should make farfield alignment significantly easier. 2) no PBS/waveplate on red combine, now all 4 diodes are being knifed-edged in an over-under configuration.
Here are updated pics...![]()