I just completed my laserscope 800 series conversion for show-use (junk'd onboard computer, built my own with interlocks, temp, current reading, and added ktp heater oven industries 5R7-350A [$80]), I had the stupid qswitch J801 wires connected backwards, so when i thought i turned on the qswitch i was loosing power...but then i figured out i had the pins 1-8 backwards 8-1 haha! Now my beast works like crazy!!
and i dont have a power meter to test it
, but its pretty damn bright! after 36amps you dont see much of an increase in power/wattage as you hit the top of the curve and max out... Now with all this out of the way, i think its time for other neat stuff to add, I know the original on-board computer had some way of measuring the beam output power of itself by some "detectors" etc I was curious if there is any way to make use of those detectors to make an in-line power meter to have a constant wattage readout as im playing with my current pot? or maybe the calpod into a power meter? and ideas anyone?
-Allen A aka DJ ALLEN
www.allen.dj
Los Angeles Area: "WE NEED A CALEM SOON!"![]()