I know there are plenty of lights out there to choose from but i've got a question. I've been working on a light with my father, the prototype is finished, though we are going to make a few improvements that we noticed after machineing the first.
But anyway, i am just trying to guage interest.
The main features are:
2400 lumen, 40 watt, (2+ times as bright as Dive Rite's 21W LED Canister Light, 3x as bright as a 60w Light Bulb)
4+ ~ 8+ Hours of burn time. (Dependant on brightness)
Multiple brightness levels, User adjustable during the dive.
Brightness levels are preset, changable via USB connection to computer.
Design implies light head has max depth of OVER 300 ft. (tested to equivalent of 250', my equipment does not allow for higher pressures.)
3 lens choices (35 degress (Flood), 24 degrees, and 15 degress.)
Li-Ion Battery or NiCad/Nimh battery, (users choice)
Small battery pack at about 3" in diameter and about 6" in length (Li-Ion)
light head is machined aluminum will be anodized, battery pack will also have an aluminum housing.
looking at a 1 or 2 year warranty from date of purchase on everything, (battery limited to to probably 6 months, still have to go over this)
But anyway, i am just trying to guage interest.
The main features are:
2400 lumen, 40 watt, (2+ times as bright as Dive Rite's 21W LED Canister Light, 3x as bright as a 60w Light Bulb)
4+ ~ 8+ Hours of burn time. (Dependant on brightness)
Multiple brightness levels, User adjustable during the dive.
Brightness levels are preset, changable via USB connection to computer.
Design implies light head has max depth of OVER 300 ft. (tested to equivalent of 250', my equipment does not allow for higher pressures.)
3 lens choices (35 degress (Flood), 24 degrees, and 15 degress.)
Li-Ion Battery or NiCad/Nimh battery, (users choice)
Small battery pack at about 3" in diameter and about 6" in length (Li-Ion)
light head is machined aluminum will be anodized, battery pack will also have an aluminum housing.
looking at a 1 or 2 year warranty from date of purchase on everything, (battery limited to to probably 6 months, still have to go over this)
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