Halcyon Dive Systems recently launched it has launched two current merchandise: the Flare EXP dive light and the Carbon Fiber Single Tank Adapter (STA).
The Flare EXP has many of the same functions of its greater brother, the Flare, but now in a smaller package. It’s designed to be with out explain transported, kept in a pocket and strong ample to lead an mistaken cave dive — even on half of vitality — yet easy ample for a leisure reef dive.
Specs for the Flare EXP, which retails for US$820 (~690 Euros) consist of:
– Handheld or EO options
– Original frigid-grey blue light head color
– Approximately 2.5 hours’ burn time on high and five hours on low (with 2.6 AmpH battery pack)
– Approximately five hours’ burn time on high and 10 hours on low (with 5.2 AmpH battery pack)
– 11,500 lux at 1m (3ft) – 1,700 lux at 3m (10ft) on high vitality
– Handheld weight: 0.57 kg / 1.25 lbs
– Mild head with EO weight: 0.43 kg / 0.95lbs
– Dimensions (handheld with 2.6 AmpH battery and adjustable address): 18.4cm/7.25 inches x 10cm/4 inches
– Packaged in a brand current Voyager case.
Halcyon says the Carbon Fiber Single Tank Adapter is supreme for the traveling diver looking for to carve again bags weight. Its graceful produce enables the BC blueprint to be mated closer to the cylinder versus the stainless-steel STA, permitting the diver’s cylinder and valve to be closer to them whereas diving.
The Carbon Fiber STA is a colossal resolution for divers who revel in their same outdated or cramped Carbon Fiber backplate and must carve again the general weight of their dive blueprint. It’s house made and no longer stamped from a template.
Specs for the Carbon Fiber STA, which retails for $185 (~156 Euros) consist of:
– Shadowy Carbon Fiber
– 0.11 kg / 0.25 lbs (with out straps)
– .07 kg / 1.55 lbs (with straps)
– 6.35cm/2.5inches x 34.92cm/13.75inches
– Attaches securely to Halcyon single cylinder BC programs
– Four slots integrated for desired cylinder mounting strap plan
One thing to explain: This Single Tank Adapter does no longer maintain a weight insert option.
For more data, streak to halcyon.salvage.
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John Liang is the News Editor at DeeperBlue.com. He first purchased the diving trojan horse whereas in Excessive School in Cairo, Egypt, the set he earned his PADI Commence Water Diver certification within the Red Sea off the Sinai Peninsula. Since then, John has dived in a volcanic lake in Guatemala, among white-tipped sharks off the Pacific Hover of Costa Rica, and other places including a pool in Las Vegas serving to to atomize the sphere file for the ideal underwater press conference.
