24w HID Divelight...Really cool

[Globe]

I'm pretty new, but I go this light I've been trying to sell to get some other scuba gear. I'm working on becoming certified.

anyway:
24w HID Flashlight made by Oracel used once in the pool
-re-chargeable Lithium Battery
-Waterproof up to 100ft
-60mins continual illuminate time
-3000 hrs bulb life
-Car Charger

Made from the HID specialist that make HID car kits!!!

Everything in the pictures is included
asking $225.00 + shipping

 

[Underwater Ogre]

60 minutes?...do you have a spare battery with it?

 

[Globe]

No.
But I'll double check that tonight.
Its just what it said in the manual that came with it.

 

[mike_s]

60 minutes?...do you have a spare battery with it?

Google found some reviews with a lot of replies... and other pages.

I found that there is one model that is 60 minutes and one that's 110 minutes. But I'd go with 60 if that's what his documentation says.


I'm not sure however is this a was made primarily as a diving light. I'd ask for some pics to see at least if it's got double o-rings. (just my opinion).

anyway... here's a review of it with a LOT of replies at CPF. Hope this is helpful.

ORACLE 24W HID Flashlight - CandlePowerForums

 

[Globe]

well I got it because it was waterproof. I'll examine it and check if I can see double o-rings.
I thought just being waterproof it would work as a dive light.
Good review btw.

 

[mike_s]

well I got it because it was waterproof. I'll examine it and check if I can see double o-rings.
I thought just being waterproof it would work as a dive light.
Good review btw.

well I wouldn't always trust the manufacturers specs on everything.

Most folks prefer a light that has two o-rings. especially for one that is High Output and cost that much.. It just reduces the chances of leakage or failure.


how many of these do you have to sale?

 

[Globe]

well I wouldn't always trust the manufacturers specs on everything.

Most folks prefer a light that has two o-rings. especially for one that is High Output and cost that much.. It just reduces the chances of leakage or failure.


how many of these do you have to sale?

I'll check on that tonight. It makes sense what you are saying. I don't to have any issues.
Right now I got just this one. The shop (car shop not dive) I work for has about 25, but those need to be sold through the shop, some are for promotion.

 

[350xfire]

Is that a tail cap switch?
If so, probably not good for any real depth.
Cool light though!

 

[Globe]

yeah I think I'll just refer to it as a waterproof flashlight from now on.

 

[mike_s]

Is that a tail cap switch?
If so, probably not good for any real depth.
Cool light though!

yeah I think I'll just refer to it as a waterproof flashlight from now on.

that's prob one of the reasons that it's only rated for 100ft. compared to even most el-cheapo Princeton Tec's being rated to at least 300ft.


still seems like an awesome bright light for above water use. just not sure I'd trust it underwater w/o a very good backup.