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Hello all I have found a source for LED light they are in a Titanium
case set in epoxy or they have SS the same way flood or spot at the Miami boat
show and the owner will do a deal for the members of PSUBs I have one that he
gave to me for testing and will keep you informed Brian From:
owner-personal_submersibles@psubs.org
[mailto:owner-personal_submersibles@psubs.org] On Behalf Of ShellyDalg@aol.com In a message dated 2/14/2010 11:39:03 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
hc.fulton@gmail.com writes:
Hi Hugh. I've looked a bit ( not recently ) at LED's but never
found any that bright. The H4 bulb I mentioned was 60 watts low beam and 100 watts high
beam and bright as hell. A 50 watt LED sounds real good. Much less heat
generated, much more impact resistant, and longer life. I remember seeing the
25 LED array Phil had on the bench and it was pretty bright. Looking
forward to what you find out. Those flashlights by DiveRite are what I used as the basis
for my "wing" lights. The sockets in the FRP wings are 2" dia.
to accept these. I saw them in a local dive shop and thought it would be an
easy way to add lights without a thru-hull that can be upgraded to something
more serious later. I see they have a newer 700 model. The ones I looked at
were pretty bright, even in daylight in the store. I talked to my machinist son-in-law about a month ago and showed
him the regular Maglite I use around the house. He said he can make a seriously
deep housing pretty easily if I can draw it up and get all the little parts
together like bulb socket, reflector, etc. Super bright LED's would be a great way to go. Frank D. |