Review Nitescuba V20

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lexvil

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Another random arrival is the nitescuba v20 (v for video) I used it on two dives yesterday and this is a nice wide beam light for those of us who dive AND take pictures and maybe even those who dive TO take pictures.
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I had a V20 last year that I lost in Mexico, this one seems shorter, it’s very compact and runs off of a single 26650 cell, I used it on the second setting, it was on continuously for each dive and the blue power indicator (75%+) remained on the whole time.
 
Some predive pics
Comes with stuff
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Is a nice size
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Has a ball mount, a red night light
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As mentioned compact
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Shown next to my previous (maybe still ) favorite the D710V, it does take up less space than the 710 but I really like the 21700 battery of the Orca
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These are on Amazon for less than $60 right now, a real nice bargain.
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/teric/

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