New Life for Old Dive Lights

[Okeanos]

I have now bought 2 x CREE P7 LED torches from China. $86 including batteries, charger & delivery.

http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.29069

Very bright, so good on fact I've sold all my Greenforce lights.

[acelockco]

Do you have any photos? I would love to see some of the unit and of the light it produces.

By the way, I just flooded one of my old lights....well flooded isn't exactly correct, the plastic disintegrated on a dive. The clear plastic bezel/lens cracked while on the dive, but the light kept working just getting dimmer as the dive progressed. I touched the bezel to make sure it was tight and it fell apart in my hands. Fortunately I was able to hold onto all of the broken pieces, so they made it to the trash.

[The Publisher]

slick light!

[Okeanos]

slick light!

I have 2 and I am thinking of another pair with obscure covers for video lighting, especially as they have 3 different power settings. For the size & price they are very good. I have now done about 40 dives with the 2 down to a max of 40m so far.

[acelockco]

I was looking for his photos.

Anyway, knowing that you have made 40 dives with this light is a real positive. I have had more then one dive light fail, and even a new one on the first dive.

[The Publisher]

Ace, oh, you must have mean his critter photos taken with the lights....ok, that makes more sense now to my pea-brain....

[acelockco]

Ace, oh, you must have mean his critter photos taken with the lights....

That, or even shining on the sand underwater or whatever. I just wanted to see what the color of the light and brightness looked like underwater.