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Looking for a small host if possible something capable of diving around 20-30 ft
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Want to buy: Fully Submercible "Waterproof" >500 lumens Flashlight
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Interesting but I think the laser color would handicap me from seeing what I'm looking for
Or blind me without proper eye wear!
Or blind me without proper eye wear!
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Are you looking for a flashlight, or, a laser?
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Read the Title of post, I'm looking for a flashlight,
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LOL
I did, but saw lasers recommended, w/o you saying you wanted a flashlight, so, I thought I might have misunderstood.
So, a small dive light. You mention 500 lumens. Is there a range, a cd stat, or a beam angle, etc, or, are you only interested in close-up flood light?
PS - Fellow NJ-ite.
- I'm in Lawrenceville, you?
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Yeah beam angle I'm not going to be too picky about but adjustable beam would be what I'm looking for I'm going to be diving a waterfall when the weather gets a bit warmer so water is crystal clear but the depth is fairly steep so Its very dark down there I want to see if I could retrieve my gopro that's submirged nice and deep from my last 70 ft jump that I lost it on
Long beach island area exit 60ish GArden state parkway
Jersey rep.
Long beach island area exit 60ish GArden state parkway
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Oops, sorry about that, I guess I didn't read the title very well. :yabbem:
I'll delete my previous post.
I'll delete my previous post.
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Sweet.
Underwater and adjustable, in a small host = hard to find unless $$$$.
Something like this might be a good compromise:
Diving Light Kit Waterproof (IPX8) Ferei W151B (Neutral White) | LiteSport Store the Sports accessory specialist, now with a full range of Ferei High Power Military grade LED lights.
People who've used it say it stayed dry and had a good beam profile, took abuse, etc. (The linked site above, I know nothing about, I just googled the model of light, and they came up as having it. I think people paid ~ $70 that I know at least)
The Fenix SD10 also works well for this application.
Good Luck!
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Off topic is loaded with Jersey hehe thanks for the links fellas I'll take a look
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One option for a submersible light if you only need to use it once to revive your lost camera. Would be to buy a 12v light from a hardware store with a decent bulb (or convert to an led) and fill the interior of the flashlight body with wither fiber glad resin or a waterproof callking. You would not be able to change the bulb or batterie easily after this or possibly at all. But it would be a fast sloppy fix to the problem.
