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Flashaholic*
Re: Dive light suggestions based on this specific criteria??
something like that (poit is variable focus)
http://www.kowalski-uk.com/diving-lamps/led/led-focus maybe change led on XM-L U bin ;-) and even get better shape,
CON:
- you don't ned high low - just change focus
- if you dont like aluminium , just put bicycle inner tube through (I have done in that way and it is perfect , after wearing just switch rubber ; perfect grip ; and cooling )
next is MBSUB X1- VB with 3C but is more expensive ; same thing maybe change led on XM-L U bin
Last edited by lucca brassi; 08-02-2012 at 11:13 PM.
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Re: Dive light suggestions based on this specific criteria??
Hi I had one off the Kowalski lights and smashed the glass on my first dive, but other than that a great light, but from what you are writing I can recommend this one http://www.leisurepro.com/Prod/UKTSL3E.html you can’t change the beam but it has a tight beam and is almost unbreakable and it is low cost.
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Re: Dive light suggestions based on this specific criteria??
Take a look at this light... I'm planning on get this one as my backup to my canister light
http://www.diverightinscuba.com/cata...d=3380{205}251
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Flashaholic*
Re: Dive light suggestions based on this specific criteria??
Can someone put here two pictures that I'm interesting in
1.) close picture between head and body when light is on
2.) close picture between head and body when light is off
I'm interested in O-ring position (exposure) .
@ http://www.leisurepro.com/Prod/UKTSL3E.html I'm not sure how gas dump valve is secure on this lamp otherwise is ok
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On my GUE Foundies was highly recomended Heser backup due to sealed assembly ( lens-led ) similar like Malkoff produce . It works even floded . It is not high brightness lamp but is bright enough . and similar like Underwater Kinetics Sunlight SL3 eLED have cooling of led solved by heating batteries what is in cold water good
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Flashaholic*
Re: Dive light suggestions based on this specific criteria??

Originally Posted by
lucca brassi
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On my GUE Foundies was highly recomended Heser backup due to sealed assembly ( lens-led ) similar like Malkoff produce . It works even floded . It is not high brightness lamp but is bright enough . and similar like Underwater Kinetics Sunlight SL3 eLED have cooling of led solved by heating batteries what is in cold water good
I have seen but not tried a Heser. Very nice design and build. Sealed pil is great. But not that bright. Great for a true "backup" but not great for a "hand held".
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Re: Dive light suggestions based on this specific criteria??
I own a Heser. It is well built, and bright enough for backup, but it is heavy, bulky and pricey. It is now hanging on my obsolete wall, replaced by two modified "rat lights", which burn longer, smaller, lighter, brighter and just as robust. Cheaper too.
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