Nocturnal lights

[Nocturnal Lights]

Thansk for the awesome reviews guys, I'm glad that more and more people on Scubaboard is staring to realize the benefits of our lights. Let me know if you guys have any additional questions, I am here to help however I can.

 

[ScubaFrog01]

I am here to help however I can.

Well how about a free TL50 Extreme ...........Please

 

[Nocturnal Lights]

LOL if I can win the lottery I wouldnt' mind giving everyone participating in this thread a TL50 Extreme

 

[ScubaFrog01]

Well it was worth a try

 

[Nocturnal Lights]

BTW have you guys seen the new LED lights that we have? I had Bill Kendig from Scuba Diving Magazine try it and he said that it's the brightest LED dive light he's tested so far. Here's some information:

http://www.nocturnallights.com/led_dive_lights/sl3_led_dive_light/

 

[Livebychance]

Hi Tim,
What is the wattage bulb in your SLX LED Dive Light?
I see it states “Triple High-Powered LED” but, I could not find wattage.

Thanks,
Ron

 

[Nocturnal Lights]

They're 1 watt each, but we used the best LED bulbs we can find. These are not those led clusters that are seen on a lot of cheap flashlights and some of the backup lights. Those clustered LEDs are good if you want to be seen, but they're not powerful enough for you to illuminate any objects unless you're only lighting up a small area up-close.

 

[ScubaFrog01]

BTW have you guys seen the new LED lights that we have? I had Bill Kendig from Scuba Diving Magazine try it and he said that it's the brightest LED dive light he's tested so far. Here's some information:

http://www.nocturnallights.com/led_dive_lights/sl3_led_dive_light/

Any plans to make a LED canister light...........if so when.

 

[Tamas]

Are ther any "goodman" type handles for the lights?

 

[Nemrod]

Question about LED lights? Since there seems to be some knowledgeable people here such as a light manufactuer. I have a number of flashlights. A few are high dollar StreamLights. Some of them have a dual beam, LED and halogen bulb. I use these during my work. I have noticed and heard and confirmed at least to my satisfaction that some people simply cannot see with LED produced light. It is as if the light was INVISIBLE! I was told by a Sanp-On rep that people with light colored eyes and especially blue eyes often complain. I think that may make a good story and I do have blue eyes and I cannot see a D---m thing with an LED light but I doubt it has to do with eye color. So my question, have anyone complained about LED lights in the dive arena as not being able to see or focus their eyes etc? N