The Following Diving Lights From OrcaTorch Require Testers, Who Are Interested?

[waterone]

I'd def be interested! I dive weekly in PNW where the waters are often dark and require lights below 30 fsw. I can do reviews and feedback as you desire for any of your lights or beacons. My wife and I both dive so 2 different perspectives available.

Dm sent

You call them waters dark! Can't wait till I'm there again in about two weeks Here it is a the equivalent of a night dive at about 20ft....Just with less visability

 

[Boarderguy]

You call them waters dark! Can't wait till I'm there again in about two weeks Here it is a the equivalent of a night dive at about 20ft....Just with less visability

During the bloom it is ink water

 

[waterone]

During the bloom it is ink water

So I guess all I gotta do is wait for a bloom for good viz!

 

[Searcaigh]

I envision putting them on the back of the tanks. Are they positively buoyant? 360 visibility? Slow flash/ fast flash option?

Well that's what I got them for too ID my buddy underwater and vice versa.

Unfortunately they are not positively buoyant, which is a bummer, and I have to use something to sort that out like a small water bottle attached with cave line. This also creates an entanglement hazard, but so far no issues.

The flash is a steady one, not adjustable.

Uses a AA battery which is good as I have loads of rechargeables.

 

[broncobowsher]

Send some over to the Torque Test channel over on YouTube.
Besides impact wrenches they also test manufacturers claims on lights.
And leaf blowers, and head bolts. And doing a fairly good job of it.