Brinyte Diving Flashlight Review

[OrcaTorch-Amazon Seller]

Just some review videos about Brinyte diving flashlight.


Firstly, demonstrate the Brinyte DIV10 light beam under water.
<font size="3">[video=youtube;lUh1vMD_KJ8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUh1vMD_KJ8[/video]

---------- Post added March 3rd, 2015 at 10:59 PM ----------

Demonstrate the Brinyte torch beam on land.
[video=youtube;E1an1rU73v4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&amp;v=E1an1rU73v4[/video]

---------- Post added March 3rd, 2015 at 11:01 PM ----------

Brinyte DIV10 flashlight, diving in Tenerife Spain. I like fish!
[video=youtube;b74l5IubX0k]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b74l5IubX0k&amp;feature=youtu.be[/video]

 

[ams511]

What are the differences between the regular models and the ones with V after the model number? For example a DIV01 and a DIV01V?

 

[eelnoraa]

DIV10 is spot light. DIV10V is very wide spread video light.

I have DIV10 myself as travel light. Comparing the beam to LM 21W HID, DIV10 puts out noticeably more light, lights up more area. This is very noticeably in a night dive, I would say easily 50% more light. LM21 probably put out brighter hot spot, but hot spot is significantly smaller. I also did current/power measurement on DIV10, I estimated it to put out about 1500 lumens of light.

I still mainly use LM21 for home diving because in terms of overall quality, LM light is still on a different level. And I prefer tight beam for NorCal low viz water.

 

[OrcaTorch-Amazon Seller]

Like below said,regular models flashlight is spot light, beam angle 8-12°. "V" series are for video use, beam angle 120°.
Just different beam angle for different requirements.
Like below picture, second is video flashlight.

What are the differences between the regular models and the ones with V after the model number? For example a DIV01 and a DIV01V?

 

[OrcaTorch-Amazon Seller]

You are right!
HID also have more advantages than LED flashlight ,especially in cave diving.:cool2:
If your DIV10 use a shining line?

DIV10 is spot light. DIV10V is very wide spread video light.

I have DIV10 myself as travel light. Comparing the beam to LM 21W HID, DIV10 puts out noticeably more light, lights up more area. This is very noticeably in a night dive, I would say easily 50% more light. LM21 probably put out brighter hot spot, but hot spot is significantly smaller. I also did current/power measurement on DIV10, I estimated it to put out about 1500 lumens of light.

I still mainly use LM21 for home diving because in terms of overall quality, LM light is still on a different level. And I prefer tight beam for NorCal low viz water.

---------- Post added March 6th, 2015 at 05:26 AM ----------

Here is a frozen test for our outdoor flashlight, I like the hammer.
[video=youtube;rghWPXncbkw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rghWPXncbkw&amp;feature=youtu.be[/video]

 

[ams511]

Thank you both for the information. I guess my poor Halcyon 10W HID is obsolete. :depressed:

 

[OrcaTorch-Amazon Seller]

Nonono, I think HID light is more usful than LED flashlight when diving in some places.
They have different advantages.

Thank you both for the information. I guess my poor Halcyon 10W HID is obsolete. :depressed:

 

[OrcaTorch-Amazon Seller]

DIV10-V canister flashlight, diving in Norway.
[video=youtube;Bq_g8PX0QSE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bq_g8PX0QSE[/video]