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01-26-2007, 06:30 PM
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 princeton tec light problem great. I just started getting my gear ready for the next trip, but found the light would not work. The airport security made me take it apart on the way back, so I thought it got wet and ruined. Because I liked the brightness and weight so much, I just bought a new one yesterday. I put it together and turned it on. Worked great. Turned it off and back on, and the light burned out. Went back to my dive shop, and BOTH of their lights would not work. Has anyone else had this experience? Any suggestions on what I may be doing wrong?  |
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