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| - | I like to go cave diving. In cave diving, lights are important, and we carry a bunch of them. The rule in cave diving is to carry at least three lights for redundancy: one primary and two or more backups. | + | ===== dive light burn times ===== |
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| It turns out the DGX 600 twist light burns for between 90-100 minutes. Over this time period it gets gradually less bright until it finally goes out completely. It is still usefully bright until the moment it turns off. | It turns out the DGX 600 twist light burns for between 90-100 minutes. Over this time period it gets gradually less bright until it finally goes out completely. It is still usefully bright until the moment it turns off. | ||
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| + | The apparent increases in brightness in this video are caused by the automatic exposure control of the camera adjusting for decreasing brightness levels and do not occur in reality. | ||
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