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I just bought a MK25/G260 set and a 2nd G260 to make a set of singles for an upcoming trip. I am putting a bungee necklace on one of the G260s and I'm running into a zip tie I'm not used to. It is a simple hook and bar arrangement that pops open with the tip of a flathead. However, it's not the...

SOLD!

I heard back from @Bobby at UWLD. The warranty does, in fact, transfer. That is an absolutely awesome policy by someone that obviously stands behind their product. The world needs more folks like Bobby and small businesses like UWLD.

I'm not sure about the warranty. Perhaps @tbone1004 knows? If not, I can find out. I received it directly from UWLD/Bobby a few days before my Fundies class started on 2/6/20. It's only ever been used in that class.

Bump for new price.

Dropped another $100.

Still available. Still sitting right where it was when photos were taken. :)

Light is still available.

FYI for everyone...I've been using my cheap backup lights for dives. Even though this has been listed for a month, it's still sitting right where it was in the same condition as when I took the pictures.

@tbone1004 Bobby worked his rear end off to get it to me by my Fundies class and I was so proud to have it. It worked beautifully during class, but I unfortunately got laid off literally the day after Fundies. I want to keep it, but I need the money more.

PM sent to @Pirate Dave .

$1600 shipped

For sale: UWLD G6 4000 Lumen primary with 160 W-hr side gland canister. Price is $1450 shipped to US. That's about $550 off of a practically new unit. Condition: EXC++. It has some scuffs, but nothing major. It's been charged twice--halfway through class and again today to top it off. Notes...

As a diver in the PNW I don't own a light--primary or backup--that is less than 1000 lumens. My primary only goes down to 1100 on low. I am going to paradise in March and I need to figure out my lighting strategy. My ideas... 1. Go with what I have. Use my can light on low during the day and...

I don't wear it as an everyday watch in normal life, but like BFRedrocks, I wear mine full-time when on a dive trip.

1. Light sensor and Auto Brightness like the Perdix would be awesome. 2. A second time zone would be great with an action for the Func button to check it. My GF did not accompany me to Indonesia so having my home time zone one press away would be awesome. Or...the ability to replace the atm...

I just got back from my first trip with the Teric. I was on a live aboard in Indonesia for 11 days. It was an absolutely superb computer (and watch). I wore it as a watch (from 5am to about 10pm) and did four 1 hour dives a day. Brightness was set high during the day and low at night. It went in...