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https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10152253318433417&l=4279980050272131202 Video was taken with a Sony RX100 mk 1, Nauticam housing, Fix UW04 wet lens. Only manual white balance used. David

Sold out. Now selling the NitekQ for the same price. Textbook bait and switch....

Nauticam Australia - Underwater Housings for Digital SLR cameras - Innovation Underwater Nauticam AustraliaTelephone: +61 7 4031 7655 Email: info@nauticam.com.au Website: www.nauticam.com.au Retail address: Shop 2, Palace Arcade, 7-9 Sheild St, Cairns QLD 4870

FYI - Nauticam have released a replacement front dial ring gear for users who have problems with the ring slipping or not engaging properly. This is a known fault of the Nauticam RX100 housing due to manufacturing tolerances of either the housing or the camera itself. I got mine from the...

The light output ratings seem dubious. XML LED's can't produce 1200 lumen each as claimed. And if they could you'd be driving them at well over 3.5 Amps which the battery couldn't maintain. Further, to achieve 60 minute burn time on a single 18650 battery you'd be lucky to get over 500 lumen...

Mine has the same problem. I found inserting a business card under the rotating front wheel almost completely fixed this problem. This pushes the floating internal ring up a bit helping it make contact with the lens. I purchased mine in Sydney, Australia, and had the issue on two housings...

XTAR lights are generally very well made and perform well underwater. The D06 is typically brighter than most primary recreational dive lights and is a great size. The D10 is also impressive with twice the burn time and is well balanced, but is a little long to hold on a dive. I use a rubber...

Consider using our upcoming all-in-one arduino compatible board for your project. The I2GPS board combines an arduino compatable microprocessor, Real time clock with battery backup, micro-SD card slot and headers to add a GPS (for time sync or location recording). Just add your sensors. GPS...

Hi guys, Drivers are typically anywhere from 70 to 95% efficient. It depends what is under the hood really. My guess is that there is are four 7105 constant current drivers delivering ~1400ma to the LED. 7105's with a single LiIon cell are around 90% efficenit. The modes are provided by a...

Do any of you have a multi-meter? Measure the tailcap current draw at each of the settings. Tailcap current less driver efficiency will give you the best approximation of light output. My guess is the T6 LED is driven at around 2A which should equate to around 600-800 Lumen. Keep in mind...

3.7v LiIon batteries can deliver 3-5 amps of current. The voltage is somewhat irrelevant. Try licking a 9V battery. The effect is similar.

Hi guys. First of all you should NEVER unscrew the tail cap part way while underwater. The design of the light is such that current flows through the body of the torch. IF you slightly nick the body and the tail cap current will flow between the two while in saltwater. This will cause the...

Yes, there are a couple of issues with XTAR's line of diving lights. First, their diving lights are NOT designed to twist on-off while underwater. Because of the design the torch body is electrically active. If you have a small ding or graze on the aluminum coating on the head and hande (very...

UK SL4: 1. There is no way an XM-L U2 LED can produce 1300 lumen. Period. 2. Maximum output is likely to be no more than 1000 lumen IF LED is being driven at ~3.2 Amps. 3. If driven at ~3.2 amps max brightness will last for ~20 seconds and then the LED will start to cook. 4. Any high...

Putting together my Transplate I noticed something strange with my epaulets. The logos are opposite to what is shown in every photo online. The DR logo is on the left shoulder and the 'Transplate' logo is on the right shoulder. This assumes that they are installed opening from the outside...

Has a XML T60 LED. Claimed 800 lumen. Seems to run around $100-115.

What kind of deal can you get?? Details please!

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I don't think you can reset the code underwater. I wouldn't recommend trying it. At best the transmitter would change but the watch won't re-sync while in dive mode. It will remember the last used code until you're back on the surface.

I've used a D9 with a DC1200 elite (one strobe) and have not have a problem with transmitter reception. I've always found that changing the D9's transmitter channel seemed to help when experiencing issues in the past.