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Uh, excuse me. Is there such a thing as a good, cheap light because I heard there were a few cheap, good lights out there. I personally prefer a good, expensive light although there are some good, cheap lights being built. If you're personal standards are lower than mine perhaps a bad, cheap light might suit your needs, but I bet you'll be able to find a deal on a bad, expensive, square light just as easily as a bad, expensive, round light. Then again, with all the bad, expensive, square lights flooding the market you should be able to get a great deal instead of spending the time to find a good, reliable, round light. Are you fucking kidding me??? You're right on one thing, a rocket scientist you are not. " A cave diver must put aside ego, impatience, and excuses, and settle for nothing less than perfection. Those who do so will discover on their own the value of such effort. Those who don't ( Such as yourself) will never quite understand what the others are talking about." - CMcKinlay On Tue, 21 Nov 1995 gmcgee1@fo*.co* wrote: > Tek Divers, > > If a dive light works for you, and the type of diving YOU do, use it! > It doesn't take a rocket scientist to take a look at the pressure/sress > and design a "Square" light to work for that situation. Sure you may be > able to design a cheaper "Round" light to work under those same situation. > But, the fact doesn't change, a square dive lite can be designed to work at > any (reasonalbe) depth. So, If you like a style of dive light and it happens > to be square, buy it. If it works for you, use it. If it doesn't then get rid > of it and buy another. There is no dive light on the market that has not > failed. If it hasn't, that doesn't mean it won't fail. > > A cheap light is a cheap light, A good light is a good light, regardless of > it's shape. > > Gary McGee > Detroit, MI USA > Great Lakes Wrecker > > PS. > (Before someone ask: What type of light do I have?) I have a "Round" > Ralph Hood, Brite Star 200. > > > -- > Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@terra.net'. > Send subscription/archive requests to `techdiver-request@terra.net'. >
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