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O....M....G.
I finally found the Warhammer maneuver pic.
I've seen octopus do something like that.
 
O....M....G.
I finally found the Warhammer maneuver pic.
I've seen octopus do something like that.

eyebleach.jpg


Hope that helps.

DC
 
LOL, and I use a 400g in 50-53 F water.

I still dive wet at that temp. But only for about 20 minutes.:cold:
 
Gotta wonder about the weird doctor lady reference though...

I assumed he was referring to Lynn (TS&M)

:eyebrow:
 
You can also start out with a 5' hose that doesn't need routing under a light can. But you're gonna love having a light can in our waters :D!

I cant do a goodman handle can light because of the large camera rig. I have a nocturnal lights setup thats good for fill lighting as well as a very nice focus light. The only drawback is that it eats up the batteries. Has anyone figured out how to wire up a can light battery pack to a dslr rig?
 
I cant do a goodman handle can light because of the large camera rig. I have a nocturnal lights setup thats good for fill lighting as well as a very nice focus light. The only drawback is that it eats up the batteries. Has anyone figured out how to wire up a can light battery pack to a dslr rig?

If you have an 18W or 21W Halcyon, Salvo, Leviathan, or Light Monkey HID you can switch between a goodman handle and a video reflector. You can also purchase an additional light and add a Y connector with E/O plugs and hook up two lights or more at once.

I get about 6 hours of burn time with one light and 3 with two. Here is link to a short night dive video with two of the above lights.

YouTube - Turks and Caicos Octopus Scuba Night Dive
 

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