dive rite mr11 10w wreck

[wingman]

Have a MR11 10w Hid with the wreck canister, a 9 amp hour NiMh battery pack and charger, and the standard dive rite handle. The light has never been flooded. The cannister looks well used but it is in good shape. I used it during my cavern and intro training and then upgraded. It works great and i have been holding onto it as a backup primary. I now have too many lights (4 10w)and don't need this anymore. $400 takes it. I am pretty sure that this is the light dive rite will upgrade to an LED for a nominal fee. Send me a pm if you want a picture. Bill Huth

[wingman]

Have a MR11 10w Hid with the wreck canister, a 9 amp hour NiMh battery pack and charger, and the standard dive rite handle. The light has never been flooded. The cannister looks well used but it is in good shape. I used it during my cavern and intro training and then upgraded. It works great and i have been holding onto it as a backup primary. I now have too many lights (4 10w)and don't need this anymore. $400 takes it. I am pretty sure that this is the light dive rite will upgrade to an LED for a nominal fee. Send me a pm if you want a picture. Bill Huth

Here's some info on the dive rite upgrade:

http://www.rebreatherworld.com/dive-lights-torch/24157-dive-rite-mr-11-led-upgrade.html

and

http://www.diverite.com/blog/2008/09/21/the-led-500-vs-the-led-700-slimline/

So it's $150 to upgrade the bulb to a 700 lumens LED, I will take $350 for this light so for 500 you have a great new light and given the 9ah battery in the wreck cannister some serious burn time or just use it as is and upgrade when the bulb goes.

[Slüdge]

On the other hand, (if you're careful with the light and don't bang it into stuff like I am wont to do) you can have an awesome little light for $350. Jerseyjersey, you're looking for a backup primary and this would be the ticket.

(It should be obvious that I like the brightness characteristics of an HID over those of an LED. If my 10w bulb goes I'm sticking another HID back in it.)

[cavediver256]

On the other hand, (if you're careful with the light and don't bang it into stuff like I am wont to do) you can have an awesome little light for $350. Jerseyjersey, you're looking for a backup primary and this would be the ticket.

(It should be obvious that I like the brightness characteristics of an HID over those of an LED. If my 10w bulb goes I'm sticking another HID back in it.)

I gotta agree Russel, lost the bulb in DR 10w and had them upgrade it to the 14w ....Tried the LUX LED and it just lacked that "punch" of an HID...

[wingman]

Here's some info on the dive rite upgrade:

http://www.rebreatherworld.com/dive-lights-torch/24157-dive-rite-mr-11-led-upgrade.html

and

http://www.diverite.com/blog/2008/09/21/the-led-500-vs-the-led-700-slimline/

So it's $150 to upgrade the bulb to a 700 lumens LED, I will take $350 for this light so for 500 you have a great new light and given the 9ah battery in the wreck cannister some serious burn time or just use it as is and upgrade when the bulb goes.

Ok, $300 and this is with the 9amp hour NiMh...and dive rite charger. Bill

[Meister481]

I gotta agree Russel, lost the bulb in DR 10w and had them upgrade it to the 14w ....Tried the LUX LED and it just lacked that "punch" of an HID...

I don't mind diving with someone who has an LED, as long as they lead. If not, I'm constantly turning around and covering my light.

[DanRite]

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