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Fri Aug 01, 2008 11:21 am  |
I know this sounds weird, but have any of you tried making your own amber Lightstim, Baby Quasar, etc? Lots of amber leds out there, just wondering if anyone has tried.
Zyggy. |
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Fri Aug 01, 2008 12:09 pm |
Our R & D guy made me a Quasar SP look alike with 523nm LEDs.
Believe me, it's not that easy. You may end up with lots of burnt LEDs. |
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53, DermaQuest, NCN Products, PMD, Dermarolling |
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Fri Aug 01, 2008 2:45 pm |
I couldn't resist....... ...  |
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♥I'm flattered by all the lovely PM's, but I don't get here much these days. Please don't be afraid to post your quearies to other DIY members who will be glad to help you (or sell you their wares..lol) Still happy with LED, dermarolling and a DIY antioxidant regime. Peace & Hugs to all.♥ |
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Fri Aug 01, 2008 3:40 pm |
I am sure someone with the knowledge could do it. 
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Fri Aug 01, 2008 3:49 pm |
| Kassy_A wrote: |
I couldn't resist.......... |
lol, this is they way I'd make it, buy a string of amber led's, saw thin plywood, drill a bunch of holes,insert amber lights.  |
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Fri Aug 01, 2008 7:57 pm |
 m.... thin plywood and hot lights
fire ! fire !! Fire !!!!
Lets see if Martha Stewart can craft a full body light.
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Fri Aug 01, 2008 8:17 pm |
| skin care addict wrote: |
m.... thin plywood and hot lights
fire ! fire !! Fire !!!!
Lets see if Martha Stewart can craft a full body light.
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from what I know about led's they get warm, but not hot like incandscent lights. |
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Mon Aug 04, 2008 5:18 pm |
| Too bad when I was in school that girls took home economics instead of shop--now if I just had some good metal shop skills, I bet I could whip up something like that! |
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Tue Aug 05, 2008 3:45 pm |
| Hi, Guys, Where would you buy the amber LED lights? |
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65 Caucasion, history of acne, sagging, some wrinkling, rough texture. Using Dermawand, AALS, Microderm Machine,Copper Peptides |
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Tue Aug 05, 2008 6:34 pm |
Where did you read 730nm ?
Is it a plastic amber cover over a white led ?
There are those who offer LED lights for healing. Heelspurs.com
I have wondered,can there be "medical grade" LEDs ?
I love your determination.
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Tue Aug 05, 2008 6:38 pm |
| skin care addict wrote: |
Where did you read 730nm ?
Is it a plastic amber cover over a white led ?
There are those who offer LED lights for healing. Heelspurs.com
I have wondered,can there be "medical grade" LEDs ?
I love your determination.
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I put in the search for amber led and it came back in the search part as 730nm, which surprised the heck out of me. Don't know if it's a plastic cover, will have to look a bit more. |
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Tue Aug 05, 2008 6:50 pm |
| those lights I found are amber led with a clear plastic covering |
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Tue Aug 05, 2008 7:22 pm |
730nm is IR, you won't be able to see the light. Amber is 595 nm. |
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53, DermaQuest, NCN Products, PMD, Dermarolling |
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Wed Aug 06, 2008 9:04 am |
| I think you guys are the greatest! I'm always looking for ways to save some $. |
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65 Caucasion, history of acne, sagging, some wrinkling, rough texture. Using Dermawand, AALS, Microderm Machine,Copper Peptides |
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Wed Aug 06, 2008 10:23 am |
| MACrisis wrote: |
730nm is IR, you won't be able to see the light. Amber is 595 nm. |
What is IR? |
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Fri Aug 08, 2008 7:28 pm |
| IR = Infrared? |
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65 Caucasion, history of acne, sagging, some wrinkling, rough texture. Using Dermawand, AALS, Microderm Machine,Copper Peptides |
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Fri Aug 08, 2008 7:38 pm |
| Mars wrote: |
| IR = Infrared? |
Yes |
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Sun Aug 10, 2008 11:26 am |
| the lights out on the market have red infrared leds? Aren't those the lights that you don't want to look at or have shined in your eyes because of the optical damage? |
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Sun Aug 10, 2008 12:11 pm |
I posted this on another LED thread, and thought it might come in handy here..
565 NM = 0.9786000 green
570 NM = 0.9520000 yellow
575 NM = 0.9154000 yellow - Indium Gallium Aluminum Phosphide - InGaAIP
580 NM = 0.8700000 yellow
585 NM = 0.8163000 yellow - Gallium Arsenic Phosphide / Gallium Phosphide - GaAsP/GaP
590 NM = 0.7570000 yellow - Aluminum Arsenide LEDs - AIAs, Indium Gallium Aluminum Phosphide - InGaAIP
595 NM = 0.6949000 orange
600 NM = 0.6310000 orange
605 NM = 0.5668000 orange
610 NM = 0.5030000 orange
615 NM = 0.4412000 orange
620 NM = 0.3810000 orange
625 NM = 0.3200000 red - Indium Gallium Aluminum Phosphide - InGaAIP
630 NM = 0.2650000 red
635 NM = 0.2170000 red - Gallium Arsenic Phosphide / Gallium Phosphide - GaAsP/GaP
640 NM = 0.1750000 red (6 times less response than 555 NM
645 NM = 0.1382000 red
650 NM = 0.1070000 red
655 NM = 0.0816000 red
660 NM = 0.0610000 red - Gallium Aluminum Arsenide/Gallium Arsenide, GaAIAs/GaAsto to 940 NM
665 NM = 0.0446000 red
670 NM = 0.0320000 red
675 NM = 0.0232000 red (10 times less response than 635 NM red)
680 NM = 0.0170000 red
685 NM = 0.0119000 red
690 NM = 0.0082100 red
695 NM = 0.0057200 red
700 NM = 0.0041000 red - common cut-off point between red and infrared
705 NM = 0.0029300 dim red, beginning infrared
710 NM = 0.0020900 dim red (100 times less response than 635 NM red)
715 NM = 0.0014800 dim red
720 NM = 0.0010500 dim red
725 NM = 0.0007400 dim red
730 NM = 0.0005200 dim red
735 NM = 0.0003610 dim red
740 NM = 0.0002490 dim red (1,000 times less response than 635 NM)
745 NM = 0.0001720 infrared
750 NM = 0.0001200 infrared
755 NM = 0.0000848 infrared
760 NM = 0.0000600 infrared
765 NM = 0.0000424 infrared
770 NM = 0.0000300 infrared
775 NM = 0.0000212 infrared (10,000 times less response than 635 NM)
780 NM = 0.0000150 infrared (slight red still visible)
850 NM = infrared LED still has minor red glow in normal lighting
880 NM = infrared LED has VERY slight red glow in normal lighting
920 NM = infrared LED shows VERY slight red only in very dark room
770 to 870 - Aluminum-Gallium Arsenide AIGaAs
850 and 870 - -- Gallium Aluminum Arsenide/Gallium Arsenide, GaAIAs/GaAs
870 - Gallium Arsenide GaAs
930 - Indium Phosphide InP
1100 to 1670 - Indium-Gallium-Arsenide-Phosphide InGaAsP |
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Sun Aug 10, 2008 4:56 pm |
Zyggy,I found this web site to make your own.
http://www.missionignition.net/bms/led_heal.php
Let us know if you put one together.
The sites that sell LEDs for skincare are so expensive.It would be interesting to know the actual cost...or maybe not.  |
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Mon Aug 11, 2008 8:50 am |
| skin care addict wrote: |
Zyggy,I found this web site to make your own.
http://www.missionignition.net/bms/led_heal.php
Let us know if you put one together.
The sites that sell LEDs for skincare are so expensive.It would be interesting to know the actual cost...or maybe not. |
Thank you! great site, and I know how to solder. Really I do. |
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Mon Aug 11, 2008 12:30 pm |
you go girl !!!
Do you think there is enough power ?
If no one else is interested in this thread maybe we should just pm.
I think it is so creative of you.
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Mon Aug 11, 2008 12:37 pm |
| Please keep this thread going, it is an interesting thread. |
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Mon Aug 11, 2008 12:54 pm |
| I read some time ago that not all kind of LEDs suitable for LED treatments. I do not know what exactly makes them suitable beyond joules and wavelengths. There might be some other characteristics that contribute to the quality of LEDs. Something to look into... |
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