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I have not been cave diving in several years and I wanted to sell my old gear. I have a Dive Rite Canister light but I do not know what the model or head type is. Can someone please assist in identifying it and suggesting an asking price? It is in excellent condition with harness and charger but it will likely need new battery packs.
Thanks!!
Randoo
That is a Nutra-lite By Dive Rite circa 1989-? Probably has a 50 watt Halogen bulb and two 7 ahr SLA batteries for 14 ahr burn time about 2-3 hours If you can get $100 take it and run.
Dive Rite Neutralite,50w halogen,14amp/hr battery pack.
Any old Ralph Hood reels????Quote:
Originally Posted by Randoo
Thanks for the quick response and accurate info, I will ask $100 for it if anyone is interested I can be reached at randoo4u@yahoo.com.
I have a Dive Rite Enclosed Primary reel for $45 but no Ralph Hood..thanks for inquiry. I can be reached at randoo4u@yahoo.com if anyone is interested in the reel that I previously posted with photo also.
this looks like a PRO WATT light
Did you think the molds just went away when DR quit selling them? Yes Pro Watt makes this same light still. Not sure if the lens is the same but they might be a source of partsQuote:
Originally Posted by firet31
All the Pro Watt lights I've seen were much darker gray, almost black.
That is one of the very first Neutra-lites; the nylon web harness gives it away. That was quickly changed to a short cam strap.
The Pro-Watt was a copy.
Jerry
So it has historical value!! I had one of the old aluminum blue jobs that preceded the NL, sunbright , that I traded in on a MLS. That was a mistake:smt102 wish I had that old light now. It was 35watts with a single worn out battery. The reflector was so big that swimming it against the flow at little river was like pushing a small umbrella around in a strong wind. Lights have come a long ways since then but it was something back then, she was the slayer of darkness.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jerry
RAL
Best donate it to the Cave Diving Museum... Ken