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Hi all,
So I purchased a Princeton Shockwave 2 and it has probably seen about 15 dives or so and within about 8-10 dives, after every dive I find moisture inside the light. At first it was minimal but now there's corrosion on the springs and condensation on the light lense. This is really disappointing as I like the light but I'm sure in a few more dives it will be dead. Does anyone know how to stop this? I've been taking good care of it (I thought), I rise it after every dive with freshwater, I let it dry and then store it with the cap loosened to relieve pressure on the o-ring. I've cleaned the o-ring and am still getting water inside, what the heck?!
So I purchased a Princeton Shockwave 2 and it has probably seen about 15 dives or so and within about 8-10 dives, after every dive I find moisture inside the light. At first it was minimal but now there's corrosion on the springs and condensation on the light lense. This is really disappointing as I like the light but I'm sure in a few more dives it will be dead. Does anyone know how to stop this? I've been taking good care of it (I thought), I rise it after every dive with freshwater, I let it dry and then store it with the cap loosened to relieve pressure on the o-ring. I've cleaned the o-ring and am still getting water inside, what the heck?!