Jaeger45
Contributor
Sorry for the delay in reply--I misplaced the light.
The lens appears to be shaped hemispherically. Very Solidly built.
The battery compartment is machined into the aluminum stock of the handle. It would be very difficult to use batteries other than AAA without machining the handle, and space would be tight even then.
My use so far was limited to daytime diving Palancar caves in Cozumel, peering into cracks/crevasses. The light was very useful for this purpose. I took the light on a night dive, but due to the larger size of my alternate, an older 4C Princeton Tec Miniwave II, I used the Big Blue as a backup.
The lens appears to be shaped hemispherically. Very Solidly built.
The battery compartment is machined into the aluminum stock of the handle. It would be very difficult to use batteries other than AAA without machining the handle, and space would be tight even then.
My use so far was limited to daytime diving Palancar caves in Cozumel, peering into cracks/crevasses. The light was very useful for this purpose. I took the light on a night dive, but due to the larger size of my alternate, an older 4C Princeton Tec Miniwave II, I used the Big Blue as a backup.
