For Sale Want to sell and ask some scubaboard members test and review diverig sea60

[lexvil]

The batteries that came with my light are ok but two are weaker than the others.
Here is a good easy to read article

Best 18650 Battery and Which to Avoid – Autowise

autowise.com

I’m not one to get way nutty about batteries but some people here treat them as a hobby which is great when we can glean some good info that people like me, those who just want the dang thing to work, can use.

 

[Boarderguy]

Low IR and store them at 3.7V. Get a quality charger that has the ability to charge, discharge, store and check IR. They are inexpensive and can save you a headache from chasing the wrong problem.

 

[calabash digger]

His batteries are crap. I sent you info on good quality batteries (again, my opinion) that are local to you.

My buddy went down and bought the ones you said we will test them...

 

[Boarderguy]

My buddy went down and bought the ones you said we will test them...

Awesome! Like I said I'm not trying to argue with you or say your way is wrong. I hope the issue is with their crap batteries and not the lights.

 

[calabash digger]

Here is what I am using

 

[DanFromDownUnder]

Do you think it would make a good focusing light ?

 

[Boarderguy]

Here is what I am using

This is what I use. $22 on Amazon.
XTAR 18650 Battery Charger VC4S Amazon.com: XTAR 18650 Battery Charger VC4S : Electronics

 

[calabash digger]

My buddy tried his with the batteries you said ...same result cuts off....

 

[Boarderguy]

Odd... fully charged batteries or straight from the packaging? Sucks no matter what

Edit: I guess i got one of the good ones

 

[Scuba_Jenny]

This is what I use. $22 on Amazon.
XTAR 18650 Battery Charger VC4S Amazon.com: XTAR 18650 Battery Charger VC4S : Electronics

Bit overkill for me.. but picked one up when I bought some nitecore batteries for a previous light.
This light, the problem was me. Something about screwing the top on tight. An hour into the dive I see bubbles..
Now I have plenty of batteries and no light...