dive lights
Having the right dive equipment can make a big difference to your scuba diving experience. Here are some of our best tips, tricks and strategies about getting the most out of your dive accessories — from diving knives to lights.
Find the right tool for the job. From dive lights that illuminate hidden wonders to travel bags that save you cash at the airline counter to gadgets that will make your dive safer, these accessories can solve most any scuba dilemma.
This compact design for the GoPro allows the photographer to add a light to their camera. The Pistol grip consists of a handle with ball, a clamp, a ball for the light, and a tripod mount for the GoPro. Any light can be added. Any light can be added. This grip puts the camera upside down; but the software allows for photographing upside down. Package price $83 plus cost of light adapterUltralight Control Systemsinfo@ulcs.comwww.ulcs.com
In many locations, the action really picks up on the reef after the sun sets, when it's time to use dive lights. Here are a couple of tips that can help you stay safe and get the most fun out of your next after-hours diving excursion.
For recreational divers interested in a compact canister dive lights, this simple system stows a four-cell lithium-ion battery in an aluminum canister that’s only about 5 inches long.






