RED DIODE
LASER MODULES
Red Diode Laser Modules
Retail {Not known}
Manufactured by Aixiz Service & International, LLC (www.aixiz.com)
Last updated 04-09-14
(In reference to the box I received from J.B. in Belgium at 4:09pm PST on 12-28-13):
{sung like the Foreigner song "Feels Like the First Time"}
These are small, pre-wired red diode laser modules. That is, they're ready to connect to any source of 3 volts DC that you happen to have handy; whether that's a pair of 1.5 volt AAA or AA cells, a 3 volt lithium CR2 or CR123A cell, or a "wall wart" type AC adapter that you know has a closed circuit output of 3 to no more than 4.5 volts DC and can deliver at least 25mA.
The modules on this web page came with no collimating optics, so there will be no "10 feet" photographs.
SIZE
To use the laser module, just connect it to any source of 3 to 4.5 volts DC via the included wires. Red is (+) positive, black is (-) negative.
There is no on/off switch; if you wish to use one you will have to supply and connect it yourself.
My Aixiz Diode Laser PSU was used to power the laser modules for all of the measurements, analyses, and beam photographs present on this web page.
Because this device runs from any source of 3 to 4.5 volts DC, this section will contain very little additional information.
Just connect it to your chosen power source so that the red wire goes to the (+) positive, and the black wire goes to the (-) negative.
Because this is a component designed to be installed in something, and not a flashlight meant to be carried around, thrashed, trashed, and abused, I won't try to drown them in the toliet tank, bash them against a steel rod or against the concrete floor of a patio in effort to try and expose the bare Metalmarineangemon - er - the bare Metalkumamon - um that's not them either...the bare Metalcalumon...er...uh...wait a sec here...THE BARE METAL (guess I've been watching too much Digimon again! 
- now I'm just making {vulgar term for feces} up!!!), let my mother's big dog's ghost or my sister's kitty cats spring a leak (uranate) on them, hose them down with a gun, run over them with a 450lb Celebrity motorised wheelchair, stomp on them, use a medium ball peen hammer in order to bash them open to check them for candiosity, fire them from the cannoņata, drop them down the top of Mt. Erupto (I guess I've been watching the TV program "Viva Piņata" too much again - candiosity is usually checked with a laser-type device on a platform with a large readout (located at Piņata Central {aka. "Party Central"}), with a handheld wand that Langston Lickatoad uses, or with a pack-of-cards-sized device that Fergy Fudgehog uses; the cannoņata (also located at Piņata Central) is only used to shoot piņatas to piņata parties away from picturesque Piņata Island, and Mt. Erupto is an active volcano on Piņata Island), send them to the Daystrom Institute for additional analysis, or perform other indecencies on them that a flashlight might have to have performed on them. So this section of the web page will be ***SIGNIFICANTLY*** more bare than this section of the web page on a page about a flashlight.
This web page look a lot like this one?
Thought you'd say so.
These products are extremely similar, so I was able to use their web page as a template for this one.
All of the photographs, spectrographic analyses, and measurements (current and optical output) are of THESE modules, but much of the rest of the text was left "as is"; only a few things were changed in it from that web page vs. this web page; a power output graph for all 70 modules was also added to this web page.
Beam photograph on a wall at ~20" (module # AS1-02-0001).
Photograph was deliberately left uncropped so that the beam shape can be seen.
Power output of the AS1-02-00013+ laser measures 5.1512mW, Vf=+4.40 volts, If=21.830mA
Power output of the AS1-02-00014 laser measures 4.9632mW, Vf=+4.41 volts, If=22.760mA
Power output of the AS1-02-000133 laser measures 5.3486mW, Vf=+4.43 volts, If=23.720mA
Power output of the AS1-02-000136 laser measures 5.1136mW, Vf=+4.42 volts, If=23.050mA
Power output of the AS1-02-000142 laser measures 5.3674mW, Vf=+4.44 volts, If=23.010mA
Power output of the AS1-02-000128 laser measures 4.408mW, Vf=+4.44 volts, If=21.310mA
Power output of the AS1-02-000134 laser measures 5.8186mW, Vf=+4.37 volts, If=30.050mA
Power output of the AS1-02-000155 laser measures 4.8974mW, Vf=+4.33 volts, If=23.510mA
Power output of the AS1-02-000125 laser measures 5.8425mW, Vf=+4.41 volts, If=26.010mA
Power output of the AS1-02-000124 laser measures 4.9632mW, Vf=+4.45 volts, If=21.123mA
Power output of the AS1-02-000119 laser measures 10.8205ĩW, Vf=+3.59 volts, If=166.3mA
Power output of the AS1-02-000130 laser measures 4.4556mW, Vf=+4.44 volts, If=24.30mA
Power output of the AS1-02-000141 laser measures 4.7094mW, Vf=+4.47 volts, If=21.42mA
Power output of the AS1-02-000113 laser measures 5.358mW, Vf=+4.44 volts, If=23.07mA
Power output of the AS1-02-00016 laser measures 0.000mW, Vf=+4.50 volts, If=0.00mA
Power output of the AS1-02-00021 laser measures 4.6342mW, Vf=+4.41volts, If=20.90mA
Power output of the AS1-02-00013 laser measures 5.2452mW, Vf=+4.38volts, If=22.650mA
Power output of the AS1-02-00011 laser measures 5.3204mW, Vf=+4.36volts, If=23.550mA
Power output of the AS1-02-00020 laser measures 5.076mW, Vf=+4.40volts, If=23.100mA
Power output of the AS1-02-00029 laser measures 4.6593mW, Vf=+4.20volts, If=21.200mA
Power output of the AS1-02-00065 laser measures 4.8692mW, Vf=+4.40volts, If=22.00mA
Power output of the AS1-02-00043 laser measures 5.5178mW, Vf=+4.42volts, If=23.60mA
Power output of the AS1-02-00017 laser measures 5.4802mW, Vf=+4.43volts, If=22.20mA
Power output of the AS1-02-00023 laser measures 4.6342mW, Vf=+4.39volts, If=23.40mA
Power output of the AS1-02-00062 laser measures 4.0326mW, Vf=+4.34volts, If=25.87mA
All power output measurements were performed on a Sper Scientific Pocket Laser Power Meter # 840011.
BECAUSE THERE ARE SO MANY SPECTRA, ALL OF THE SPECTROGRAPHIC ANALYSES OF THESE LASER DIODE MODULES CAN BE FOUND RIGHT HERE!!!
USB2000 spectrometer graciously donated by P.L.
A multitude of beam cross-sectional analyses would normally appear here, but the ProMetric System that I use for that test was destroyed by lightning in mid-July 2013. 
The data files that were requested by J.B. are as follows:
71spec.txt
71red.txt
TEST NOTES:
Test units were furnished for spectrographic analyses plus power output measurements by J.B. of Belgium in northwest Europe and were received at 4:09pm PST on 12-28-13.
UPDATE: 00-00-00
PROS:
Low current usage
Can be powered from a low voltage DC source
Decent power output
CONS:
MANUFACTURER: Unknown
PRODUCT TYPE: Directly-injected laser diode module
LAMP TYPE: Laser diode
No. OF LAMPS: 1
BEAM TYPE: Medium flood X-axis, narrow flood Y-axis
SWITCH TYPE: N/A
CASE MATERIAL: Brass
BEZEL: Metal; laser diode inset into hosel for it
BATTERY: N/A
CURRENT CONSUMPTION: 21.20 to ~30.00mA
WATER- AND URANATION-RESISTANT: Extremely light splatter-resistance AT MAXIMUM
SUBMERSIBLE: NO WAY HOZAY!!! 
ACCESSORIES: None
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Unknown
WARRANTY: Unknown/TBA
PRODUCT RATING:
Red Diode Laser Modules
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