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900 shipped OBO. New light costs $1250.

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Less than 20 hours on bulb. This is one powerful light. Restrikable bulb, goodman handle, 3.5 hour burn time. Pictures available, just send me a PM with your email address. $950 shipped Sebastian--

Don't confuse that light with the original light that started this thread. While both are 1200 lumens, they are not the same light. The light in the ebay link is only rated to 30M. After talking to Adrian from Novae yesterday, the Photic 1200 should be available in a week to week and a half.

I remember my first week of diving talking to my buddy who went thru OW with me about the lack of sanitation. Passing regs back and forth doing skills, rinsing the equipment in some water tank. There are some pretty nasty rinse tanks I've seen. If the water looks too nasty...I don't put my...

If either of you are tall, I suggest getting a long (or extra long respectively) plate from DSS. Having recently changed from a Halcyon (doubles) and HOG (single) to a DSS long plate (I'm 6'4") I gotta tell you, I didn't know diving could be this comfortable...made a huge difference for me...

MagicShine? Adrian please tell me your run of these lights won't say MagicShine on them.

Just a quick search I find: Scubapro MK2 Plus/R295 for $214.95 D1 Regulator Set for $249.95 I picked up my MK2/R295 for about $100 used, having just been serviced and O2 cleaned by my LDS.

High performance regs on a 6m 100% dedicated bottle? Why bother? I have a cheap scuba pro MK2/R295 for that. Every other stage reg of mine was bought used (all SP). For backgas and travel gas I use HOG regs. 200ft thus far and breathing good.

$150 shipped

There is really no company I hate because of their products, more really "their products didn't work for me". Oceanic computers didn't work for me. I use a Shearwater Predator and a Suunto Stinger as a gauge. The Stinger is great as it shows me time in seconds. Prior to using the Shearwater...

$175 shipped

It's the things you don't think about that get you and only experience will show you those things. You know how often I see experienced folks jump in the water with their tank valves turned off? Computers left on board. Diving with a strong current, getting tangled up in something...

As a pretty new diver myself I will tell you this... When I first started diving a little over a year ago I thought I was ready for anything. I was taught the basics in OW and thought "how much more complex could this get?". I had decent buoyancy, knew how to deploy my octo, clear my mask...

I dive with a Sartek 35W HID. Great light. My second choice was going to be a 21W Light Monkey. For the course you won't really need a lot of light. Decide what kind of switch you want (way to turn it on and off), how long you want the battery to last, what size canister you want, and most...

Never used $175 plus shipping Shipping from an APO (USPS) so basically like going from NJ. Paypal preferred. Let me know if you have any questions. Sebastian--

And you might want to wait till their new light is released... http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/classifieds-lights/352920-novae-dive-sst-50-flashlight-1200lm-100m-more.html

I've ordered two of the new ones to try them out a few days ago. Will know more once they get here. I use two Photic 900 as backup lights and they have been absolutely great so far. Had the bezel loosen but not flood on one of it's first dives, tightened it underwater and haven't had a...

Borrow, dive, borrow, dive, borrow dive. Don't be in a rush (unless renting it costing you an arm and a leg or you're more of a pain than anything by always having to borrow things) and dive dive dive. It'll save you money in the long run.

*sigh*....now if only they would make them in BAR instead of PSI....or BOTH :-D