Dive Rite Canister light

[britishtq]

I just bought this dive rite canister light and when it got here in the mail it came to my attention that a certain someone bought me one for christmas so here you go.

Selling a dive rite canister light powered by a 12v 2.9amp battery. I don't know how many watts or lumens its putting out but i was told by the person i bought it from that it is being underpowered because it needs a new battery. Luckily this battery is really cheap at $15 and this is the link:

http://www.batterysharks.com/Power-Sonic-PS-1229-p/PS-1229_B12-2.9.htm?gclid=CP3Yiqq10qwCFY2R7QodfyN8sw

I am asking $275 for this light which is the same as the guy i bought it from.

Let me know if you're interested. Seems like a good light but in two weeks i get a fancy new one.

 

[ronnanol]

How many leds are in the head?
What kind of batteries is it powered by? Lithium?
What is the name of this model?

 

[britishtq]

Its halogen, not led. And one buld at that. I believe the battery is lead acid but I'm not sure.

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[britishtq]

Sold

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[bletso]

Its halogen, not led. And one buld at that. I believe the battery is lead acid but I'm not sure.

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If so, it's not worth what you are asking. I have a couple myself.

Dale

 

[britishtq]

Well I bought it for that and I thought it was fair when the battery was in good order and its a cheap battery anyway. I hope you enjoy yours you already have, seems like you didn't need this one anyway.

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[bletso]

Actually, it's the technology which makes it off market. Most divers have switched to LED's and a few of like myself still use HID's. Halogen technology is a power hog. The light output / watt ratio sucks. Twenty years ago they were the thing.

Dale