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Two used Light & Motion Sola Nightsea lights, along with three soft hand mounts, one hard hand mount, several ball mounts, & one charger. Full disclosure that the yellow filter to change the light back to white light for one of the lights is damaged. It does still work & stay on the light, but I believe in being up front & honest about what you're getting. Both lights appear to work & charge just fine. $400 for the pair plus shipping

Does anyone have any recommendations fora snoot that will fit an Inon Z-330 strobe? I've started looking, but haven't really seen anything that's impressed me. I'm wanting something that has various mask accessories so I can play with different sizes & shapes of light. Any help would be appreciated!

Brand new in box Ikelite 5510.28 FL extension for lenses up to 5.1 inches, including for Nikon 18-135mm lenses. Payment via PayPayPal. $100 plus shipping & fees if using Goods & Services

Brand new in box Ikelite 5509.27 zoom gear for lenses up to 2.8 inch diameter. Payment via PayPal. $10 plus shipping & fees if using Goods & Services

Brand new in box Ikelite 5509.18 zoom gear for Nikon 18-105mm lenses. Payment via PayPal. $10 plus shipping & fees if using Goods & Services

Price drop $100

I've had a couple people reach out to see what I switched to from the Kraken adjustable float arms. Here's been my reply to those who reached out: I moved to the Ultramax Helium variable buoyancy system. It basically has stackable rings/inserts where you can customize the amount of buoyancy. Unfortunately it can't be done in the water like the Krakens, but it does break down much easier for travel, which is a huge plus for me. So I swapped my Nikon from using one set of Nauticam small float arms plus the set of Kraken floodable float arms, to two sets of helium arms. Here's their website: https://www.ultramaxdive.com/products/ultramax-helium-variable-buoyfloat-arm-system?variant=22638528856149

Sold!

Sold!

Probably not as much I love them! 🤣

By no means am I saying that level of redundancy is necessary, but I just know that I'm going to do something stupid when I am on the other side of the world & I refuse to end a vacation because I kill a camera/housing 😂 Though I will say I don't tend to take the TG out a lot. I much prefer my D7000s. But I've been indoctrinated by my tech diving community that two is one & one is none. Hence the backups to the backups! Oh & I just landed a backup set of Z-330s. Can hardly wait to figure out where they're going to go 🤔🤣

Oh boy, here goes: Pelican Air 1615: Aquatica AD7000 housings (x2) Aquatica 8 inch glass dome port Aquatica Mini Macro Port Inon Z-330 strobes (x2) Aquatica +5 diopter Aquatica +10 diopter Kraken +23 diopter Kraken Hydra 8000 lights (x2) Kraken Hydra snoot & aperture cards Dive Rite CX2 lights (x2) Ultramax Helium buoyancy arms (x5) Muck sticks (x2) Remote lighting stick Atomics T3 regs Olympus TG-6 housing Tray/handles for TG-6 Tons of tools, handles, extra o-rings, fiber optic connectors, ball mounts, etc Samsonite hard sided case: Fins Booties & socks Mask Spool DSMB Wetsuit Hood BCD Rash guards Personal stuff & any extra camera stuff that didn't fit in the Pelican (clamps, battery chargers, etc) LowePro Pro Trekker RLX450: Nikon D7000 bodies (x2) Nikon 105mm lens Nikon 60mm lens Nikon 18-300mm lens Tokina 10-17 lens Olympus TG-6 ALL THE BATTERIES, so many batteries.... Extra memory cards, jump drives, usb cables, etc Shearwater Perdix computers (x2) Personal stuff (sunglasses, portable phone charger, etc) Samonsite oversized purse: Computer, mouse, charger Kindle Phone, wallet, passport Water bottle Pajamas for long haul trips Dive logbook Should have gotten a picture of my bags on my last trip. Both checked bags came in right under 70lbs. Lowepro bag was about 40lbs & shoulder bag about 15lbs. I do not know, nor do I understand, the concept of travel light lol

These are amazing float arms that can be used with either video lights or strobes. They are designed to be able to flood to be able to get your camera perfectly neutral. There is no better feeling than getting your camera perfectly neutral in the water & knowing you can take your hands off it & it won't go anywhere! It will just float right in front of you. They have minor cosmetic scuffs from a couple of years of use, but have been regularly cleaned after each dive & are fully functional. New these will set you back $195 each from Backscatter, or you can purchase two from me for $200 plus shipping with payment via PayPal. I have loved these, but have moved on to a different float arm system. Help me find them a new loving home!

I have an MF-1 + snoot for sale if you're still interested in picking one up. It's posted in the classifieds section.

I bought this a couple of years ago to use on my Aquatica housing for my Nikon D7000. Never wound up using it so decided to hopefully find another loving home for it. Here is the original description from whom I bought it from (again I have never used it): "Works perfect. Has some tiny scratches near the retaining clip from the time I had nothing but a hex wrench to install the retaining clip. The scratches are nowhere near where the O-rings seal, not even on the same surface. The white thing is a little thingy I 3d printed to retain the clip and ball bearings while traveling." For reference, here is its description on Backscatter: https://www.backscatter.com/Inon-45-Angled-Underwater-Housing-Viewfinder $250 plus shipping via Paypal