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| Has anyone tired this light as a dive light or know anything about it in this respect? It says waterproof to 100 feet and I'm looking at it for very occasional use in the water, mostly for a good general purpose light I can keep in my car. |
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| About 2 years ago I was diving at lake in oklahoma a group of divers in the same area left one of these lights in the area after they had completed their dive max depth was about 35 ft surprisingly enough the light was flooded but still operational i took the light home and dried it out still worked but did not have the recharger for it still have the light it you want it i will send it to you for postage bottom line is NO you cannot reliably dive with this light hope this helps Mike Seeley mseeley@pol.net "Mike Painter" <mdotpainter@att.net> wrote in message news:0cr6c.48372$H44.886807@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net... > Has anyone tired this light as a dive light or know anything about it in > this respect? > It says waterproof to 100 feet and I'm looking at it for very occasional use > in the water, mostly for a good general purpose light I can keep in my car. > > > |
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"mseeley" <mseeley@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message news:8%w6c.50276$H44.924497@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net... > About 2 years ago I was diving at lake in oklahoma > a group of divers in the same area left one of these lights in the area > after they had completed their dive > max depth was about 35 ft > surprisingly enough > the light was flooded but still operational > i took the light home and dried it out > still worked > but did not have the recharger for it > still have the light > it you want it i will send it to you for postage > bottom line is > NO > you cannot reliably dive with this light > hope this helps > Mike Seeley > mseeley@pol.net Thanks and I'll take it. I doubt it is a Vuilcan as this is a fairly new model but we can always use an extra light. email m.painter@att.net and I'll send or Paypal you the money. > > "Mike Painter" <mdotpainter@att.net> wrote in message > news:0cr6c.48372$H44.886807@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net... > > Has anyone tired this light as a dive light or know anything about it in > > this respect? > > It says waterproof to 100 feet and I'm looking at it for very occasional > use > > in the water, mostly for a good general purpose light I can keep in my > car. > > > > > > > > |