ThunderCam No Longer Utilizing Official LightBurn Mounts & Cams
From about April 2022 forward, Thunder Laser USA's ThunderCAM kit will no longer contain any official LightBurn OEM components. We still love LightBurn but directly sourcing and warranting the components in our kits streamlines our process and makes sense for the volumes of components we need.
The OEM Thunder Laser USA ThunderCAM kits will now have a Thunder USA designed and produced mount:
as well as a common camera module and only two lenses. an 85° FOV for nova 24 and 35, and a 120° FOV for nova 51 and 63. The lenses are marked for easy identification:
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