Cousin Pat
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any experts out there? Are green lasers that much better? Will they get cheaper relative to red? who are the major players in green?
They have green & red units.Green is betterbutittakes more battery power& willwearout faster than red.
Some CT lasergrips & the newer Centerfire Lasermax red laser may need some adjustments. I had to tinker with the screws/tool on my Crimson Trace Taurus Protector lasergrip to get the red dot in line with the snub's sights.
Green is brighter to our eyes @ the same current as red. What makes you think it will wear out faster? All those moving parts in the laser? Come on man.
a green laser cannot produce white light
It is correct to say that one can not produce green light from another color laser diode by filtering.You can't filter a red (or other color) laser diode to produce green. It's either green or not.
There actually are direct green laser diodes. Just not in the 536nm range. IIRC, they are @ 531nm. The cost is way up there. So is the power requirement.The problem with green lasers is that there are no green laser diodes
any experts out there? Are green lasers that much better? Will they get cheaper relative to red? who are the major players in green?