3 Years Laters Its Finally Done!!!!!!!!!

[dream beamz]

hahaha well I'm glad to see you have 30 ion lasers...you didnt mention how many of them put out light.

lucky for you todays exchange rate for copper is $2.95 per pound

the ones that output at close to / at / or above spec
two SP 171's
One I-90 argon
one i-90 ar/kr
Three lexel 95s
coherent sabre
Two lexel 88's but their passbanks both need repair

and the last time i had 480 3 phase the i-300 k3 did power up and put out two watts of red, but of course i dont have 480 in my house to keep running it

Of course there are others that run, i would say 5 of them dont fire at all

[Laserman532]

nice collection

[dream beamz]

nice collection

yeh but they are all nothing when you compare them to premierlaser's bad ass setup. Its been awhile since i put together a table like that ::sorry for taking this masterpiece off topic::

[White-Light]

The difference in brightness between the 488 and 476 lines is really stark. Just goes to show how only a few nm can make one hell of a difference. Personally I've always been a fan of 488. It might be Cyan in many peoples eyes, but the brightness is simply outstanding.

[allthatwhichis]

The difference in brightness between the 488 and 476 lines is really stark. Just goes to show how only a few nm can make one hell of a difference. Personally I've always been a fan of 488. It might be Cyan in many peoples eyes, but the brightness is simply outstanding.

I also think there is a power differece between those two lines; I think the 488 line is close to twice the power depending on the tube.

[Mr.Coffee]

Show me someplace where I can get access to 480V 3 Phase power at 60 amps per leg (not to mention 10 GPM of water for cooling), and I'll think about trying to build something for that monster of yours!

When was the last time you fired that thing anyway?

Adam

Most theatres have that capability.

It's just usually connected to the HVAC.

[ledfreak3d]

great work adam looks amazing

[sbk]

Damn good work Adam, I think this is one of the craziest thing I ever saw here!!!

[buffo]

Most theatres have that capability.
It's just usually connected to the HVAC.

Correction: Most *large* theaters have that capability. Smaller venues usually have 208. (To wit: the 500 seat auditorium for SELEM only has 208, and it's the largest venue we've ever used.)

In fact, of the half-dozen or so venues I've scouted out for LEM's over the past three years, none of them have had 480 V 3 phase power.

Sure, a convention center will have it, as will any major venue. But most people would consider it a losing proposition to spend 4 grand to rent a room at a convention hall just to get access to 480 V power.

Adam

[Laserman532]

anyone who owns large frame lasers that require 480 vac need to provide their own boost transformers IMHO. We had four of them in road cases but rarely ever used them, *most* of the time 480 was available at the venue.

you ask facilities...do you have 480 vac? if no...bring your own transformer, you are bringing a ton of other gear if you are into large frames you might as well bring your transformer. OBTW...dont forget to bring your water pump system with captive air tank too...you will need it