Dive lights are a crucial tool for divers beyond just illuminating dark environments. In this video, we discuss how dive lights have evolved from a night time necessity to an essential piece of equipment for every dive, regardless of light conditions. We cover the primary functions of dive lights, including their role in underwater communication, and provide insights into proper usage and mounting options. Learn the importance of carrying three lights, especially for night dives or overhead environments, and discover how to select and manage these lights effectively. We also address the practical aspects of using Goodman handles, the benefits of different light types, and essential tips for securing and operating your lights to ensure safety and efficiency underwater.
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00:00:06 What Dive Lights Really Used For ?
00:00:44 Signalling
00:01:32 Techniques For Gaining Attention
00:01:49 The Number Of Lights You Need
00:02:00 The Primary Light
00:02:38 Switching To / Using Your Backup
00:03:29 Why You Need One At Daytime ?
00:03:50 The 'Lighthouse' Method
00:04:17 A Detailed View
00:06:12 Setting Up The Primary Light
00:07:20 Mounting The Primary Light
00:07:48 Mounting The Backup Light
00:08:15 Setting Up The Backup Light
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