200-500mW green running on 18650

[x2x3x2]

Think this is a first time I've seen a high powered green made to run on a 18650 cell

http://www.techlasers.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=18

Anyone tried it before?

 

[Aseras]

www.optotronics.com

the rpl's are all 18650 cells.

the rpl is the bottom one. the techlasers woud be based off of the middle one.

Still wary about thet techlasers site.. there's a lot of oddness about it, check out this thread we discussed it

http://www.laserpointerforums.com/forums/YaBB.pl?num=1186640623

 

[bootleg2go]

I would be very careful of ordering from techlasers.
This domain as well as others which point to techlasers are owned by Steve Liu and family.

Most likely another WL sham that is directed at people who have no laser power meter or any idea what 200mW of brightness really is.

 

[comozo]

Wl has a policy of deleting competitors sites from their forum. A link was posted on WL forums pointing to Laser Pointer Forums discussion about this laser, the post was deleted. So they may not be related.

 

[Corona]

They may very well also have a policy of deleting posts they feel are subversive or disparaging - regardless of the connection/relationship between these business entities.

But either way, it seems the proof is in the DNS record....

 

[jtice]

They also say this... "The Tycho Green is also known as Aries Series, Hulk, and PGL III-532."

Which I have to call BS on, as they dont seem to be designed just like the Optotronics PPL lasers.
They look closer to CNI lasers.

~John

 

[bootleg2go]

Here's a thread from the LPF on the subject of techlasers.
I asked Justin from LaserGlow if techlasers is the official CNI distributor they claim to be. Justin just replied and will update the thread when he gets more info from CNI directly.

http://www.laserpointerforums.com/forums/YaBB.pl?num=1187566879

Jack