cheap & easy to make(really?) UW light UltraFire C2 MC-E

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Hi,
I have made UltraFire C2 flashlight waterproof in the same size and successfully tested it.
This light is much brighter than the RC-G2 made wataerproof before.
The report is here. (in poor English & Japanese)
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Thank you.

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Thank you for attention.
The reliability of waterproofing with adhesive is low. So you had better try first with a cheap flashlight.
Good luck.

I have been reporting the modification of Romisen RC-T6 in the CPF.
If you have interest, see the post.
Thank you.
 
Sorry if this is a silly question... is Bath Bond what we call Silicon ? Just like we use to make the joints in a bathroom or is this another type of glue/adhesive ?
 
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Yes. 'BathBond' is a brand name for a kind of sillicone sealant(RTV) produced by Konishi company in Japan.
 
Hi, all;
This reed switch is very easily rotated. So i exchange it for a toggle switch.
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i uploaded the pics to flickr.

Its method is same as in modification of the MTE P7 light.

After the switch exchange i had two dives 30m and 24m depath. The light worked well.
The feeling of this switch is better than my old reed switch. :)

Thank you.
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/peregrine/

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