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100 Meter Dive Light Scuba Waterproof Flashlight 14 18k MCD LED ABS Body, 7208 Sale Price: $14.95 Average Rating:   |
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This 11 LED flashlight is water tight and capable of depths up to 100 meters. It is made out of strong AABS plastic so it won't break. The LED's are each 18,000 MCD, which produces a great light even in the water... |
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Dorcy 41-1467 6AAA-Battery 180-Lumen LED Super Flux Dive Light List Price: $69.99 Sale Price: $44.99 Average Rating:  |
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Pelican 1900N Nemo Dive Series Light |
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Unlike conventional flashlights that have a yellowish beam, the 1900N uses a hi-intensity Xenon lamp that produces a powerful, bright beam. It is submersible to 500 feet and comes with a twist-on shroud... |
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Princeton Tec Torrent LED Flashlight List Price: $62.00 Average Rating: |
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Designed for the diver who wants highest perfomance in a smaller package, the Princeton Tec Torrent LED delivers. With its 3 watt Maxbright LED, the Toreent LED is small enough for looking into tiny crevices but has the power to be a primary dive light if needed... |
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Pelican 4300N Nemo Dive Series Lights |
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The Nemo 4300 is the ultimate dive light. The 4300 has an unbreakable ABS body with thermoplastic overmolded accents and polycarbonate lens. It uses a clever magnetic switch that operates outside of the body to prevent leaking... |
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Wild Planet Outdoor Antics® Aqua Light Mask List Price: $19.99 Sale Price: $12.99 Average Rating:  |
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Flip the little blue switch at the top of this cool swim mask and you'll be able to see underwater in the dark, because this mask has built-in headlights! Imagine two tiny waterproof flashlights mounted on the top of a swim mask, and you'd have the Aqua Light Swim Mask... |
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Pelican 2010N Nemo Dive Series Light Average Rating: |
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The Nemo 2010 Recoil LED is Pelican's flagship LED flashlight. Recoil LED Technology produces a white collimated beam that's as bright as an incandescent light and provides 10,000 hours of lamp life and extended battery burn time... |
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Princeton Tec 400 Scuba Diving Light Flashlight, Snorkeling, Water Sports Light, Tek, Dive Diver Light, Snorkel, Kayak, Rafting, Swim Swimming Swimmer, Boat Boating Light, Night Lights Authorized Dealer Full Warranty Average Rating: |
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This Princeton Tec 400 is Quality at its Best. This Super light features: Scuba Lab Testers Choice!!!! Free 4 C-Cell Batteries Included! Free Lanyard Included! Scuba diving's most popular light An ideal multipurpose light for both experienced and novice divers Powerful narrow beam is suitable for both night and day exploration Includes: Alkaline Batteries, Halogen & Long Burn Bulbs, Lanyard Power: 4... |
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Trident Long Life LED Glow Stick Dive Light for Scuba Diving LED Mini Glow Light Stick Dive Diver Average Rating: |
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Weight (w/ Batteries): 0.33 oz (10 g) - AUTHORIZED DEALER, FULL MANUFACTURER´S WARRANTY!!! This Mini-Night Light Stick is a perfect companion to keep an eye on your buddy or to let others know where your diving... |
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TUSA TUL-300 High Power Under Water Dive LED Light Average Rating: |
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The TUL-300 boasts a 4.8W LED with a 42 degree beam angle that is ideal for a daytime light or is powerful enough for a night time primary or backup. A compact and streamlined anodized aluminum body with triple o-ring screwed battery compartment and magnetic switch combine for a depth rating of 400ft/120m... |
Can anyone recommend an entry level dive computer for recreational scuba diving?
I am thinking a wrist mounted version (not regulator mounted) so that I can travel light. Is the Oceanic Veo 100 any good?
I asked this same question on DiversOne.com and I have received many answers. Here they are.
Thomas Sergent at 10:09am July 10
Can I suggest a Citizen Promaster Aqualand watch digital version. Not only can it record up to 4 dives ( avg depth.max depth,start & finish times, temp) but you can also wear it 24/7 as opposed to sitting in your dive bag most of the time
Garry Rogers at 10:55am July 10
Sunnto makes some nice one's like the D6
Cathy Hsiao at 2:30pm July 10
I have Oceanic GEO, it's not expensive and have all the function you need for recreational diving, I love it.
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Hallo Dave, I am using an ALLADIN for about 8 years. Wrist mounted and light weight, so easy for holidays and it only do want you want from a computer.
batteries are working for about 5 years. price not to expencive.
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Oceanic has relaxed mandatory pricing on it's Veo Wrist Mount Computer. It is currently frikkin' less expensive than a host of comparable gauges.
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I always loved my Oceanic computer - very easy to read and program. I have since moved to Alladin which is good but it took me a little while to get used to it. Good call on using a wrist mount, btw.
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Whatever the brand, make sure it is water activated. This way you will never descend with a computer that isnt on.