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BTW Cant wait to take some UW photos this weekend in the muck with the new light!
DIY Canisters
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how much where the ones that just been finished again? Are they complete ready to dive?
I've never dove a canister light before and don't know much about them. I have the notion that LED is good because of the long bulb life that is pretty indestructible.
I live in Thailand and think your lights look great and are great value for money. Most of the diving I do here has from 5-40M of viz. I use a light to look for critters in the reefs and walls as well as doing some minor penetration and night dives on occasion.
Which of your lights would work best for me in your opinion.
I'll be coming back to the states in April and would like to get one while I visit.
I live in Thailand and think your lights look great and are great value for money. Most of the diving I do here has from 5-40M of viz. I use a light to look for critters in the reefs and walls as well as doing some minor penetration and night dives on occasion.
Which of your lights would work best for me in your opinion.
I'll be coming back to the states in April and would like to get one while I visit.
$600 complete. Attach to your rig, jump in the water. COmes with canister, head, charger, battery
My 12W LED arrived - beautiful build quality & great price (can't wait to get it wet). Thanks Hector!
Thanks Brian, glad you like it.
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