DownDiver
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Love everything about my wrist mounted Light & Motion GoBe.
What's your favorite dive light brand?
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Dive scurion.
Has an 800 lumen spot than runs a very tight beam and an 800 lumen floodlight very wide angle.
It'll run both simultaneously for about 4 hours or you can program it to run one or the other at varying levels etc. tiny tiny canister. Brilliant
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Has an 800 lumen spot than runs a very tight beam and an 800 lumen floodlight very wide angle.
It'll run both simultaneously for about 4 hours or you can program it to run one or the other at varying levels etc. tiny tiny canister. Brilliant
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Heck the only "dive" lights I use night or day are my Sola 1200s or 2000s since I always carry my video rig with me and they offer redundancy
bilboinsa
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Princeton Tec. Always liked their pistol grip. Prefer Xenon to LED still--old fashioned, I guess. I just got a new Miniwave II for an upcoming trip to Coz, and it's size is PERFECT for a quick jaunt down there!
Miniwave II | Princeton Tec
Miniwave II | Princeton Tec
Dnaber
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Sea Elite Rechargeable 1000 Lumen LED Light I got at Diver Supply was a grest choice.
RonixWarrior
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EDGE 1000 all the way. Price , size, and performance are great. I own Three!
Kharon
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Fantasea Blue-Ray Action Video LED 700 Lumens Light - great for day dives to light up crevases and fantastic for night dives. Super bright on the highest setting but the lower settings are good as well and wide angle. Uses two CR123's or (my choice) one rechargable 18650. Best part - it's a small (very small) hand held unit. Very big illumination with a tiny footprint.
dreamdive
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At DEMA this year I discovered DiveRites LX20 Primary handheld light. I absolutely fell in love with it. I had originally shopped for better secondary lights. My problem is that at greater depths, I would be unable to turn them on as you would have to twist them. The LX20 is almost as small as my secondary lights and turns on via a rotary magnetic switch which is unaffected by depth. It is more powerful than my current canister light.
I am getting two of them. One as my primary and the other is my secondary/primary.
I am getting two of them. One as my primary and the other is my secondary/primary.
PC
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Underwater Light Dude. Best light and best service. Bobby's level of customer service is beyond top notch. The quality of the product is amazing and if you have any issues with the product - he stands behind his product and fixes it.
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