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    Default M140 Correction Results - pics

    Hey all,

    I wanted to post these pics and receive some feedback. I used a set of 6X cylindrical lenses to correct my M140s. It took a fair bit of futzing-around with the lenses to get things right (at least what I thought was right). Please let me know if I'm on the right track:


    Near field @ 28cm after clyindrical lens - Inner dot = 2.65mm, End-to-end (wings)= 7.03mm (not sure if this will be an issue)
    The wings are not nearly as bright as the dot in the center however the camera does not show this properly.
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    Far field @ 9.2M - 6.7mm Width, 5.8mm Height
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    Feedback would be appreciated.


    Thank you

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    Nice work! I would love to see the setup of 6X cyl lens that seems rather intense aha! However, looks like it paid off.

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    Thanks For sharing Your results!
    I'm going to do a similar thing but with an ebay lens from seller Techhood with the m462 nm and oclaro 700 mW red diodes + 3 element glass lens collimators. I will put more information ,losses on the lens kit ;NF-FF beam patterns scanned beams ;divergence datas and more.

    Best Regards from Hungary

    Ferenc

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    Quote Originally Posted by KANG View Post
    Nice work! I would love to see the setup of 6X cyl lens that seems rather intense aha! However, looks like it paid off.
    Unfortunately, I tore the setup apart after I took the pictures as it was only for experimentation. I will do it all over again when I receive the rest of my parts. I did keep measurements so it should be simple.

    I will test green tonight and post the results.
    Last edited by jjspike; 05-18-2016 at 07:43.

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    Does the near field beam look correct and will it work given the "wings"?


    Thanks



    Quote Originally Posted by KANG View Post
    Nice work! I would love to see the setup of 6X cyl lens that seems rather intense aha! However, looks like it paid off.

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    It appears that all you need is a little spacial filtering to remove the "wings". You've definitely nailed the collimation though. Those beam spot measurements are very good.

    Adam

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