Hi all, I’m new here (joined on Maria Munn’s recommendation) and hoping to tap into some collective experience! I have a pair of Sea & Sea YS-01 Solis strobes. One is fully functional; the other has developed a fault that I’m trying to understand before deciding what to do next. Observed behaviour on the faulty strobe: Powers up normally, LED red First TTL exposure: LED briefly goes green After that, the LED goes dark and stays off Strobe continues to fire reliably In manual, it fires consistently at all power levels In TTL, exposure is wildly inconsistent shot-to-shot (correct exposure → full dump → almost no output) I’ve confirmed this with controlled side-by-side tests against the good YS-01 using identical settings, distance, and subject. So I think what this means is: Flash tube / capacitor / triggering seem OK Manual output is fine TTL quench/control appears unstable or intermittent LED behaviour seems linked to the TTL state change Questions: Has anyone seen this specific YS-01 failure mode before? Is this a known TTL control / quench circuit issue on older YS-01s? Is repair realistically possible or economical, or is this effectively a “manual-only from now on” strobe? If repair is possible, is it typically board-level or full module replacement? The strobe hasn’t flooded, hasn’t been opened, and hasn’t been abused; this looks like a latent electronic fault rather than corrosion. I’m trying to decide whether it’s worth pursuing repair, or whether experience suggests that replacement is the only sensible option. Thanks in advance — any insight appreciated. My next diving trip is T minus 26 days (Maldives) so I am a bit gutted to have found this issue in pre-trip checks, but hopefully time to solve it one way or another! Chris