Where can I buy cheap and good module RGB?

[whiteg]

I looking for RGB or OEM modules with analog modulation driver and TEC / ESD (or Lasorb) protected and cylinder / prism corrected beam. (2-2.5W)

I wrote some letter and PM message mimi (goldenstar), but no answer.
What about the Laserwave? Also no answer from my letter.
The Kvant module price is to high for me.

[dkumpula]

Hi Whiteg!

Opt Lasers sells some RGB modules but they are either above or below your target. Here's one of theirs: https://optlasers.com/en/rgb-modules...er-module.html

I generally build my own lasers, but I did purchase one of these mircro modules last year for a tiny projector build documented here. It was smaller and cheaper than I could have built from parts. There is no bias or beam suppression options on the driver but it performed fairly well without it, so I didn't have to replace that portion.

-David

[coil1002]

I looking for RGB or OEM modules with analog modulation driver and TEC / ESD (or Lasorb) protected and cylinder / prism corrected beam. (2-2.5W)

I wrote some letter and PM message mimi (goldenstar), but no answer.
What about the Laserwave? Also no answer from my letter.
The Kvant module price is to high for me.

I have the w3000 from goldenstar in one of my projectors for the 400 usd price I am pretty happy with it. It has good color balance and a good beam . Came with simple drivers no Tec and a power supply. Modulation is good. I originally thought it sucked at the lower end but that was user error. I was not raising the min voltage high enough in software so it was looking choppy. I have a post on it with photos.

[norty303]

Email john@goldenstarlaser.com rather than write letters.
I've got some of the OEM heads and happy enough with them. They don't use TECs but in my opinion they don't need them.
Likewise, I don't use Lasorb on anything in my projectors and haven't blown one yet. the multimode diodes we use these days are quite resilient.
I'm sure they could add them if you asked though, or do it yourself.

[whiteg]

Thank you the all informations, I am thinking about it.

[hakzaw1]

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if you are looking for the smallest RGB ... AixiZ has a very tiny one.. 12 vdc and TTL only but nice--read the review.

^^^
RGB AIXIZ MODULE
http://www.aixiz.com/store/product_i...roducts_id/459
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Here is an unsolisatated review by a pretty savvy buyer.
http://www.aixiz.com/store/product_r.../reviews_id/25

[hakzaw1]

BUMP for the OP

and two pics.
I have two LUMIA w/ one of these and due to space
one PJ will now have two of these.. and I am mounting the added 2nd one
upside down .
see hinge under mounting plate-driver is also on the plate.
for now the ttl is a wired remote allowing me any combo of the 6.
R-G-B alone is 7 'colors'.
do the math..

[whiteg]

Ok Norty I will try to him thank you the email address.

[whiteg]

I have the w3000 from goldenstar in one of my projectors for the 400 usd price I am pretty happy with it. It has good color balance and a good beam . Came with simple drivers no Tec and a power supply. Modulation is good. I originally thought it sucked at the lower end but that was user error. I was not raising the min voltage high enough in software so it was looking choppy. I have a post on it with photos.

Ok I saw the golden star modules, but no communication, but Norty add new email. The cheap W3000 module sounds good, but what about the beam divergence, not to fat beam?
I use prism and cylinder corrected diode modules and I'm afraid the diode without optical correction I will can get a fat beam.

[matratzki]

Hi just ask phillip from live lasersystems in Vienna.
He has great lasers for a affordable price

phillip.wicke@live-lasersystems.at