joshr502
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Has anyone ever used the Versa-Lite Tank Band? I was just wondering if this was any good or just a piece of junk.
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My new buddy just got one. It's pretty slick. Very eye catching, yet not as obnoxious as a glo toob or xeon strobe.
That said, one of the three lights flooded the first time she used it. Put new batteries in and it still works. Troubling nonetheless. Only the one dive so far, so hard to tell long term longevity. I don't like that they use button batteries, but that's just my issue.
That said, one of the three lights flooded the first time she used it. Put new batteries in and it still works. Troubling nonetheless. Only the one dive so far, so hard to tell long term longevity. I don't like that they use button batteries, but that's just my issue.
bperrybap
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I've got one and like it. Both my wife and I have the Yoke light.
(Same guts, o-ring and battery)
She leaves her yoke lite on her reg all the time. It has been on
all of her dives. It did flood on dive 90 but after I cleaned it up
and replaced the battery, it worked fine on the next 5 dives.
I think I unscrewed it too much after a dive.
The key is to take it apart and clean it really well after a
saltwater trip to get rid of the salt. Also, make sure to lube
the o-ring periodically to ensure a good seal.
--- bill
(Same guts, o-ring and battery)
She leaves her yoke lite on her reg all the time. It has been on
all of her dives. It did flood on dive 90 but after I cleaned it up
and replaced the battery, it worked fine on the next 5 dives.
I think I unscrewed it too much after a dive.
The key is to take it apart and clean it really well after a
saltwater trip to get rid of the salt. Also, make sure to lube
the o-ring periodically to ensure a good seal.
--- bill
Damselfish
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I've tried the Yoke lights and given up on them. Flood all the time for me no matter how careful. There's more reliable options.
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