Greetings, noble and kind laser makers!
Once upon a time i saved a argon laser from the storage dismantling site. it was just stored in the box covered by garbage and with "Laser" writings on above. I stole this box to my homeCuz things like that not supose to be recycled like a stupid trash... In my opinion. And yes, laser was inside! Woohoo
, Toshiba LHI-106D, it power cord, with deflector and photomultiplicator, covered by a lot of cotton balls.
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I tryed to ask Toshiba QA about specs of it with no any result. They do not share any info about tech specs but they told about this kind of lasers are used in the CTP machines to cure the offset plates for printing.
Any roll over the web does nothing usefull. I found some info at the german laser forum where at the 2009 one guy bought same laser at the eBay and tryed to set'em work too. But im not in the german lang so many information at the whole 16 pages are pretty awkwrded and all pictures and links are broken![]()
But im not surrender and i want to let this veteran of the war raise up again and share it bleeding blue ray again.
As i know already argon laser very intolerate to the experimentation with a voltage and currents and you must be pretty accurate with a warming set and cathode/anode powering or you will lost your tube pretty fast.
May be you people can share any info about it or may have any experience about this laser.
I will be vry glad to hear your words!
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Deflector, if i understand well:
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This guy looks pretty unused:
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