Post your interesting eBay finds...

[Bradfo69]

Coherent lenses, lots of them

http://www.ebay.com/itm/HUGE-LOT-COH...item257a870f32

BOY do I hope there is some useable stuff in here! Bit of a leap of faith!

[PhantomRage]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Red-Line-Las...item2a28fb6cff

red line laser

one more as well

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Red-Line-XYP...item416f86c5d7

[Laserhobbit]

If anyone buys the redline controller above I have a manual and will scan it for you, if needed.

Cheers

Steve

[PhantomRage]

If anyone buys the redline controller above I have a manual and will scan it for you, if needed.

Cheers

Steve

I sent a copy to dreambeamz he has it online as well

http://dreambeamz.com/beamscan/beamscan_manual.pdf

[astatic]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Coherent-OPS...:X:AAQ:US:1123

Anyone want a 532nm OPSL?
brand new, start bidding @ $1025,-

[andyf97]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Coherent-OPS...:X:AAQ:US:1123

Anyone want a 532nm OPSL?
brand new, start bidding @ $1025,-

532nm 4 Watts and brand new, sounds very suspect as they are general 3W & 5W.

[danielbriggs]

532nm 4 Watts and brand new, sounds very suspect as they are general 3W & 5W.

The OLD OLD ones had 2W and 4W models.
Just watch out for the 20mRad divergence, @ 0.2mm beam though. It will also need cylindrical optics to square up the beam profile; M²=7
The MED suffix is bad

[andyf97]

Well I never knew about 2 & 4w versions.

(20 times 0.2) is still like 1mrad collimated to 4mm; but its not much use without its datasheet or serial number. A bit risky indeed.

The OLD OLD ones had 2W and 4W models.
Just watch out for the 20mRad divergence, @ 0.2mm beam though. It will also need cylindrical optics to square up the beam profile; M²=7
The MED suffix is bad

[astatic]

i've asked the seller and Daniel is right no optics with this opsl included.
He said it's the same as for shows but without the optics.
Serial module: G255184P815
It's a bit difficult to read.

[absolom7691]

I know this isn't an "eBay" find but a find, none-the-less. I had been scouring ebay to find a rack mountable ATX case that wasn't too deep for a mobile DJ rack. Most mobile DJ racks I have found are only about 14" ~ 15 1/4" deep unless you get a large one that sits on casters (waste of space). I found a 3U case that will fit at only 11.81" deep with plenty of room for an ILDA cable and DMX out. http://www.plinkusa.net/web3013s.htm I can now rack my QM2000 box next to my amp, mixer, XYP1000 and DMX light board. Not sure who else might be looking for something like this, but here it is. Supports most ATX and micro ATX mobos. It also doesn't cost an arm and a leg. Just thought i'd share.