I am wanting to upgrade from my regular hand held light to one of the canister style lights.
I have never used one of these before and was wondering what the best wattage to get for diving locally?
Any suggested brands/models?
Canister lights...
Canister lights...
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Re: Canister lights...
You can get by with a 10 watt LED/HID, but a 21watt punches through the murk a lot better. It just depends what your budget is. I actually like my 10watt a lot, and a lot of folks use them with great success. If you can afford it, a 21 is probably more versatile.E_Mo wrote:I am wanting to upgrade from my regular hand held light to one of the canister style lights.
I have never used one of these before and was wondering what the best wattage to get for diving locally?
Any suggested brands/models?
While I don't own one myself, (I made my own light) from seeing the build quality of quite a few different lights over the years and making several of my own, I'd recommend looking at LightMonkey. http://www.lightmonkey.us/ NWSD is Lynnwood is a dealer.
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"you do realize you're supposed to mix the
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"you do realize you're supposed to mix the
with water and drink it, not snort the powder directly from the packet, right? " - SpatmanRe: Canister lights...
I have a used salvo 35w HID I'd consider letting go of. PM me if interested.
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