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blibecap

Member Since 28 Mar 2004
Offline Last Active May 15 2013 10:50 PM

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Member Title Manta Ray
Age 61 years old
Birthday May 14, 1952
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Cincinnati, Ohio U.S.A.

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Camera Model & Brand
Nikon 7000
Camera Housing
Ikelite
Strobe/Lighting Model & Brand
ds160
Accessories
Stix Arms and floats, Inon viewfinder, Housing Sentry
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#328402 New Housing "Airlock" Vacuum from Backscatter

Posted by blibecap on 23 March 2013 - 07:12 AM

I find it very comforting and I am sure others would agree to be able to look at the flashing green led once I am in the water, and several times during the dive. My counts are floods = zero, leaks = less than 6, water damaged equipment = zero. On the other hand the flashing red led is not so comforting but it is better than damaged equipment.

If you elect to purchase a system without electronics PLEASE make sure that you have a FUNCTIONAL moisture / leak / water detector in your housing. Some of the lower end housings do not have this installed as standard equipment.

#325744 Ikelite D700-What Lens and Ports?

Posted by blibecap on 06 February 2013 - 07:05 AM

You can find more information and some sample pictures from the Precision 5" dome here http://www.uwcameras...sion_5_dome.htm

You will need either a UWCS port or a 5510.10 or a 5510.11 port with this dome.

#320299 External Monitor on Hugyfot D800 Housing?

Posted by blibecap on 10 November 2012 - 02:07 PM

We are currently working on a solution similar to what Chris requested. I hope to have a prototype working within the next three months and will announce it here on wetpixel when it is ready for market. We are hoping to keep the cost down to be in line with a 180 degree viewfinder such as the Aquaview or something similar in the $1000 range.