milesb0425
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Hello,
I am in need of a new light for cave diving in North Florida but 1000Lm-2000Lm lights can run in the neighborhood of $800.
Is it possible to take a light like the Trustfire 8500 or a similar high lumen LED and equalize the spaces with some sort of non-conductive, non-corrosive liquid so that it could be taken underwater?
I found a video that illustrates the basic concept-it looks like it has been done before with some success (see below).
http://makezine.com/2010/09/15/diy-5-led-dive-light/
I'd appreciate any ideas or considerations you all might have. Anyone attempted something similar?
Thanks!
Miles
I am in need of a new light for cave diving in North Florida but 1000Lm-2000Lm lights can run in the neighborhood of $800.
Is it possible to take a light like the Trustfire 8500 or a similar high lumen LED and equalize the spaces with some sort of non-conductive, non-corrosive liquid so that it could be taken underwater?
I found a video that illustrates the basic concept-it looks like it has been done before with some success (see below).
http://makezine.com/2010/09/15/diy-5-led-dive-light/
I'd appreciate any ideas or considerations you all might have. Anyone attempted something similar?
Thanks!
Miles