LASERSCOPE ORION for sale

[Diachi]

some pulse widths can be <100ns it dosnt matter what the actual numbers are really...tissue dosnt like it.

Just going by the numbers from that link . I can imagine that tissue doesn't like it at all, I don't think my tissue would like it anyway .

[Laserman532]

Just going by the numbers from that link . I can imagine that tissue doesn't like it at all, I don't think my tissue would like it anyway .

thats the orion, the other v burners (800 series and others ) can do < 100ns with different drivers when tuned properly.

[flecom]

pardon the potentially stupid question but can these laserscopes run CW at reduced output?

[Laserman532]

pardon the potentially stupid question but can these laserscopes run CW at reduced output?

yes, turning off the q sw makes the laser run at a greatly reduced power.

[flecom]

yes, turning off the q sw makes the laser run at a greatly reduced power.

any guess at to what CW power might be on one of these guys?

[dave]

Correct me if I'm wrong Pat, but I'm sure Iv heard of 15-20w cw from a scope that puts out 50 or so watts.

[Simon]

any guess at to what CW power might be on one of these guys?

My 25 watt orion laser scope about 4 watts CW

My 38 watt 800 series scope does a little over 6.5 watts CW


Probably just a coincidence but the CW power is around the same as the electical consumption Kw when you adjust the lamp current.....!

[Laserman532]

Correct me if I'm wrong Pat, but I'm sure Iv heard of 15-20w cw from a scope that puts out 50 or so watts.

you have heard "stories" some may be true, most likely not. no cookie cutter formula can be applied. variables are to many to average. your laser will do CW what your laser will do CW. I will add...they do NOT like to operate CW.

a tuning fork makes no noise when sitting on a table.

[Doc]

a tuning fork makes no noise when sitting on a table.

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Nice analogy

[flecom]

I will add...they do NOT like to operate CW.

thanks for the info... shame they don't do well in CW