Post your interesting eBay finds...

**allthatwhichis** · 06-07-2011, 05:46

Originally Posted by slicklasers

http://cgi.ebay.com/5-Watt-Copper-Br...item45faf1cd60

Not mine, but I do have one... it's a good unit, but has a 15minute warmup before you even get a beam...

That seems a bit pricey... From my inexperienced and unprofessional perspective.

I could be wrong.

**slicklasers** · 06-07-2011, 13:35

Originally Posted by allthatwhichis

That seems a bit pricey... From my inexperienced and unprofessional perspective.

I could be wrong.

I would say for a Varianced projector, doing 5Watts, that is a good price... I was actually thinking about getting it, but I already have one i barely use, and i'm almost done with my new 9Watt blue projectors... So this would sit on the shelf with the other one...

**allthatwhichis** · 06-07-2011, 13:47

Originally Posted by slicklasers

I would say for a Varianced projector, doing 5Watts, that is a good price...

O... missed that part.

**Displaser** · 06-07-2011, 13:47

Originally Posted by slicklasers

I would say for a Varianced projector, doing 5Watts, that is a good price... I was actually thinking about getting it, but I already have one i barely use, and i'm almost done with my new 9Watt blue projectors... So this would sit on the shelf with the other one...

Just curious...

What's the reason for the low use?
Weight? Size? Beam diameter/divergence? Start-up/cool down requirements? Maintenance?

I've been interested in CuBr lasers, but will more likely stay the course with diodes going forward. Gotta love those golden beams though!

Greg

**slicklasers** · 06-07-2011, 14:43

Originally Posted by Displaser

Just curious...

What's the reason for the low use?
Weight? Size? Beam diameter/divergence? Start-up/cool down requirements? Maintenance?

I've been interested in CuBr lasers, but will more likely stay the course with diodes going forward. Gotta love those golden beams though!

Greg

I do love my cvl... but, it weighs 100lbs, is a pain in the ass to put up at 10ft without a scaffolding(scaffolding are a pain in the ass), has a 15minute warmup(which really sux if you blow a circuit durring the show), takes 220V power, 12k scanners for that huge 15mm beam, and I like to do as little work as possible durring setup, so I use, DPSS/Diode lasers on tripods, that only take 110V, weigh very little, have a tight little beam, and are a lot safer than that Pulsed CVL beam...

**Meatball** · 06-10-2011, 06:21

Here's a 20W for half the price. Open for bid!

http://cgi.ebay.com/L76962-Oxford-CU...item43a54895d1

Other large systems from the same seller:

SP Series 2000
http://cgi.ebay.com/R78860-Spectra-P...item5ae026b86f

Questek Series 2000 Eximers
http://cgi.ebay.com/L79362-Lot2-Ques...item43a6fda562

And one cheap Scope:
http://cgi.ebay.com/C74126-Laserscop...item5ae0f640bc

**bwang** · 06-10-2011, 06:26

The error on that scope indicates a dead power supply, i believe

If you purchase it, he will gut the optical deck out for you if you want to save on shipping.

**allthatwhichis** · 06-10-2011, 07:29

Originally Posted by Meatball

Here's a 20W for half the price. Open for bid!

http://cgi.ebay.com/L76962-Oxford-CU...item43a54895d1

The problem with comparing that one and the ne Slick posted is the one he posted is show ready and almost plug and play. This one needs a full conversion plus CDRH paperwork.

**ImageLight** · 06-10-2011, 11:59

Hey

I got one of those beasts in my Moms garage....Just needs a tank of Neon to run the thing.

http://cgi.ebay.com/L76962-Oxford-CU...item43a54895d1

**Xytrell** · 06-10-2011, 12:15

A working HGM5 for $360 shipped

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