Re: flooded light housings- Sheck Exley imploded so many cylindrical light housings on his early deep record dives that he decided to try one filled with water (at least I think it was water) to begin with. Seems the small amount of air inside the batteries still created a problem. The filled light imploded at about 860 ft. He solved the problem quite neatly with a Dive-Rite Neutralite which was modified by the addition of a thin sheath of aluminum inside the housing. Dive-Rite tested this light to over 1000 fsw in a test chamber and it worked flawlessly on the 860 ft. dive at Bushmansgat. PS- All this hype about Dive-Rite lights being inferior is more a reflection of someone's neurotic desire to discredit the folks at Dive-Rite than an accurate assesment based on fact. .. Paul Smith "Just the facts, Ma'am." - Joe Friday
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