LowBat
Flashlight Enthusiast
I see Laserglow has an AA battery model (Pyxis) and so far I don't see any competition to it. Does anyone know of another brand of green laser using AA cells?
Green Lasers in AA Form
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alaskawolf
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ive only seen AAA ones
LowBat
Flashlight Enthusiast
David, I'm only seeing AAA powered units on Wickedlasers and the Atlasnova websites. Could you post a link(s) please?Davidgojr said:
The only other green or red lasers that I'm aware of in an AA format are scuba lasers sold by. There all the same make
www.lasermate.com
and
http://www.xenoline.com/scubalasers.html
and
http://www.betapointer.com/diver.htm
It is not difficult to machine a new housing if you know of a machine shop in your area. I had that done with an old 5mw green pointer.
www.lasermate.com
and
http://www.xenoline.com/scubalasers.html
and
http://www.betapointer.com/diver.htm
It is not difficult to machine a new housing if you know of a machine shop in your area. I had that done with an old 5mw green pointer.
I have seen AA Maglites modified for a greenie. It was a beautiful piece of work. The silver barrel was the same, but they custom machined a new head from aluminum to hold the module. I think the barrel had to be cut back a little, don't remember why. They cut rings into the new piece to help remove heat (kinda like on some of those little butane torches), but they were the same width as the barrel.
If I were ever to convert my laser to AA style and upped the power to 150mW or more, this is how I think I would do it.
If I were ever to convert my laser to AA style and upped the power to 150mW or more, this is how I think I would do it.
