GregV
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I'm ready to purchase my first can light and was looking at the OMS Phantom 10w HID
and the Greenforce 10w HID 50 pro. Someone told me that a narrow beam does better
at penetrating if there is alot of silt or debris in the water and a wider beam is best suited for clear water.
The OMS Phantom has a 6 degree beam and the Greenforce HID 50 pro has a 13 degree beam. I dive alot in inland lakes and quarrys which seems to always have particulate matter in the water.
I like the Greenforce because of the ability to change light heads as my needs change,
where as with the OMS Phantom there is only one light head.
Since these lights are not cheap I want make and informed purchase and get the right light, I'm a little lost in all the technical facts and figures presented on their websites.
Any help you all could provide me will be greatly appreciated.
and the Greenforce 10w HID 50 pro. Someone told me that a narrow beam does better
at penetrating if there is alot of silt or debris in the water and a wider beam is best suited for clear water.
The OMS Phantom has a 6 degree beam and the Greenforce HID 50 pro has a 13 degree beam. I dive alot in inland lakes and quarrys which seems to always have particulate matter in the water.
I like the Greenforce because of the ability to change light heads as my needs change,
where as with the OMS Phantom there is only one light head.
Since these lights are not cheap I want make and informed purchase and get the right light, I'm a little lost in all the technical facts and figures presented on their websites.
Any help you all could provide me will be greatly appreciated.