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Sometime I lie awake at night and wonder "Where have I gone wrong?" Then a little voice says to me, "This is going to take more than one night." ~ Charles M. Schulz
They are awesome! I have 4 of them myself. I have manufactured a handmount that allows me to carry 2 lights at once. Thus I have a primary and secondary light on the same hand.
They are awesome! I have 4 of them myself. I have manufactured a handmount that allows me to carry 2 lights at once. Thus I have a primary and secondary light on the same hand.
Customer service is amazing!
Wow! Do you ever have planes looking to land in the water when you fire all those babies up?
Sometime I lie awake at night and wonder "Where have I gone wrong?" Then a little voice says to me, "This is going to take more than one night." ~ Charles M. Schulz
I saw those and was thinking of getting one that goes on my head, let me know how it works.
The bad thing about mounting any light to your head is that you will always be blinding your dive buddy. Unless of course you are one of those solo divers.
The bad thing about mounting any light to your head is that you will always be blinding your dive buddy. Unless of course you are one of those solo divers.
Sometime I lie awake at night and wonder "Where have I gone wrong?" Then a little voice says to me, "This is going to take more than one night." ~ Charles M. Schulz
Yes, but I am not underwater. And I was very concerned about blinding other dry cavers when I first began caving, that is why I angle my light downwards when I am takling with or facing another caver and have it forward when I am leading.
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Originally Posted by FLL Diver
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