What dive light uses 26650 Li-ion batteries?

[scubadiver888]

Greetings,

I have a bunch of 26650 Li-ion batteries but no real use for them. Does anyone know of a dive light which works with the 26650 Li-ion battery?

TIA,
Darrell

 

[CZS]

Xtar D26 would be my choice for that battery. Won't break the bank and has good combination of output and battery runtime.

diving flashlight,WHALE D26 L2 U3 (cool light),Diving Series,Shenzhen XTAR Electronics Co., Ltd

 

[The Chairman]

My video lights from DRIS use those. They last considerably longer than the 18650.

 

[stuartv]

+1 on the Xtar D26. I have 2 of them and I love them!

 

[DevonDiver]

Take a look at the Brinyte Div09...

DIV09 - canister diving flashlight

 

[scubadiver888]

Did a little hunting on my own and the Xtar D26 seems to be the best choice for a good dive light compatible with the 26650 batteries. Not looking for a video light. Was hoping to find something with a slightly narrower beam but it will make a good back up light.

Thanks everyone,
Darrell

 

[scubadiver888]

Take a look at the Brinyte Div09...

DIV09 - canister diving flashlight

Hmm, Brinyte lights look kind of interesting in general. Not sure how easy it will be to get them in Canada. I actually kind of like the DIV10-canister diving flashlight.

 

[DevonDiver]

Hmm, Brinyte lights look kind of interesting in general. Not sure how easy it will be to get them in Canada. I actually kind of like the DIV10-canister diving flashlight.

I just got a Div10, but haven't had chance to get it wet yet. I also got some DIV12 backup torches... have tried those and very impressed so far.

 

[scubadiver888]

I just found a thread from Sept 8, 2014 on this torch: Brinyte DIV10 "3000 Lumen" Canister light Review. They did talk about issues with the cable but later messages hint it might have been improved.

 

[AJ]

Love the DIV10. Intended to be used as a backup/vacation light, it's now my primary light because my main light stopped working.

I have only one gripe with it, that is it's burn time. Full power means about 1,5 hour max. burn time. My other canister light did about 5 hours or more full power. But then, it was about 4 times expensive. So all in all I'am very pleased with my DIV10.