I finally got a chance to put my DCT to a test in Sarasota, Florida last week.  It is the perfect companion for any dive.  The DCT fit easily in my BC pocket, provided a great amount of light to see in cracks, crevices & holes in the reef and the noisemaker was fantastic for getting peoples attention to point out things.  This is a tool every diver should have.  I even had people borrowing it while underwater. It is part of my required equipment for any dive.

I was able to make my first local dive of the year today with a few buddies...we braved the cold, dark quarry for a Sunday afternoon adventure. We each took a Moray Dive Light and tested the features, finding the performance to be exceptional! The beam outperformed the Princeton Tec 95 lumen – with a brighter, more focused beam.  In low visual conditions (8-10 feet) it was easy to get separated – seeing only shadows of buddies.  A quick shine of the Morays kept us all together – and we used the noisemaker several times to get attention.  Overall, the guys really liked the features of the light and found the noisemaker to be a cool bonus.  Each of them said it’s definitely something they would purchase.  I wanted to pass along the un-biased opinions of the group because I found them to be very positive.

We are diving Tuesday night again and plan to keep checking the lights in different conditions – night dives for sure, wreck dives soon, etc.  I suspect they’ll come in very handy!

Take Care!