Enraptured of the Deep
Contributor
I looking for a BC pocket light to be used mainly for daytime use -- ledges and crevices. In part this is because my Princeton Tec Rage, which I had high hopes for us as a mitey bright light, flooded on the first dive. I saw the new ScubaLab review of dive lights, and these two caught my eye:
-- Pelican Recoil 2010 LED. Love that tight beam and the nearly unbreakable LED. Not so sure about the suboptimal runtime from an unregulated LED. Effective battery life may be only several hours, like an incandescent.
-- Princeton Tec Torrent Xenon. Love the sounds of the superior brightness. Have run across some threads reporting flooding problems (see my Rage experience above). Not wild about $10 replacement bulbs every 30 hours or so, thus the appeal of the Pelican
Would appreciate views from those with experience with either of these lights, each of which are $35 from LP.
P.S. I know I should really save up for a UK SL4 eLED, but that's $15 more at LP.
Thanks,
Jonathan
-- Pelican Recoil 2010 LED. Love that tight beam and the nearly unbreakable LED. Not so sure about the suboptimal runtime from an unregulated LED. Effective battery life may be only several hours, like an incandescent.
-- Princeton Tec Torrent Xenon. Love the sounds of the superior brightness. Have run across some threads reporting flooding problems (see my Rage experience above). Not wild about $10 replacement bulbs every 30 hours or so, thus the appeal of the Pelican
Would appreciate views from those with experience with either of these lights, each of which are $35 from LP.
P.S. I know I should really save up for a UK SL4 eLED, but that's $15 more at LP.
Thanks,
Jonathan