I saw a vintage dive light a few years ago that someone had kept from the 60's or 70's...I'm not sure of the details.
I'm now wondering just exactly what it was (company/model/etc). It was rather large, more or less like a Coleman plastic floating 9V lantern or larger. I'm sure it was halogen. I remember it because in addition to having a magnetic switch it used rechargeable batteries of some kind and they were recharged without taking them out of the light.
There was a bulkhead of some sort in the tail end of the light where you could simply plug in a recharging cord.
I'd like to know more of the details if anyone knows what I'm talking about. I'm also wondering why more lights don't do this as it eliminates opening the light unless it's necessary to replace the rechargeable batteries.
I'm sure there are technical problems and I'd like to hear of those as well if anyone knows the details of those.
I'm now wondering just exactly what it was (company/model/etc). It was rather large, more or less like a Coleman plastic floating 9V lantern or larger. I'm sure it was halogen. I remember it because in addition to having a magnetic switch it used rechargeable batteries of some kind and they were recharged without taking them out of the light.
There was a bulkhead of some sort in the tail end of the light where you could simply plug in a recharging cord.
I'd like to know more of the details if anyone knows what I'm talking about. I'm also wondering why more lights don't do this as it eliminates opening the light unless it's necessary to replace the rechargeable batteries.
I'm sure there are technical problems and I'd like to hear of those as well if anyone knows the details of those.