OrcaTorch
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OrcaTorch 2700 lumens canister light D620 reviewed by Alec Peirce
REVIEW: OrcaTorch 2700 lumens canister light D620 by Alec Peirce
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Boy, he is either really trying to sell that one to newer rec divers or trying to get a giggle out of well experienced or tec divers, if they were watching:
".... 35 hs of light at low power... that's a long time... you probably don't have that much total (livetime presumanly) dive time..."
".... 35 hs of light at low power... that's a long time... you probably don't have that much total (livetime presumanly) dive time..."
Still waiting for that double-capacity battery canister for the D620... 
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OrcaTorch
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Will the longer canister be available as an upgrade for existing lights?We're designing a improved model for D620 with 8 pcs 18650 batteires now
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OrcaTorch
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The light with 8 pcs batteires will be a different light as the existing D620. It will use a battery pack to contain the 8 pcs 18650. So the new canister will not suit for the D620 canister now.
That’s a pity. I would definitely buy a long-burn pack for my 620 for longer dive trips but I won’t buy another whole light.
Fridaysniper
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Yes, I agree. I would also be definitely interested in an 8 cell battery pack for my Orca but a whole new light? No thanks.
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