any advice on dive lights

[kmac]

I have a uk sl4 eled right now but my wife needs a light. Looking at the Oxycheq or UK c4 eled

[tc_rain]

uk light cannon. very bright and good price.

[divingchef]

We just bought the UK light cannon. We were on a liveaboard in the bahamas and we had the brightest lights, with the longest duration. The operator always knew where we were.

I like them.

[harb99]

Originally Posted by kmac

I have a uk sl4 eled right now but my wife needs a light. Looking at the Oxycheq or UK c4 eled

I use an sl4 eled and do not have any problems with it - might pick up something brighter if I decide to do many night dives in lower vis water, but for diving in Bonaire, the sl4 was plenty

[Damselfish]

Originally Posted by kmac

I have a uk sl4 eled right now but my wife needs a light. Looking at the Oxycheq or UK c4 eled

where are you diving? Is this for day or night use?

[Zenagirl]

If you don't mind paying a bit more, check out the Nocturnal Lights SLX LED lights. Great construction, takes 6 AA batteries, and has a nice blend of a bright focus beam with a large diffused area of light around it. We've had ours for 3 years and have found that even on a 2 week vacation, we never have to change the batteries. We use the lights for critter spotting during the daytime as well as on 2-4 nightdives.

[rawalker]

The Princeton Tec MiniWav LED is a 4c cell light that has the same light output as their 8 cells LED light (9 watts) This is significantly more light output than the UK 4 cell lights and nearly as much as their 8 cell lights with less weight and respectible battery life.

[kmac]

night and limited vis around 100 bucks