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Glowdive 12000 formerly Scubalamp V6K?

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Glowdive 12000 formerly Scubalamp V6K?

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  1. Does anyone know if the Glowdive 12000 is the same as the Scubalamp V6K? Scubalamp seems to no longer be in business, though their website is still live. Does anyone have recent experience with Glowdive/Scubalamp lights?

  2. Are the same ones sold by a spanish dealer.

  3. Does anyone know if the Glowdive 12000 is the same as the Scubalamp V6K? Scubalamp seems to no longer be in business, though their website is still live. Does anyone have recent experience with Glowdive/Scubalamp lights?

    Seems like you can still get the ScubaLamp in Australia.

    https://underwater.com.au/shop/scubalamp?p=2

  4. Scubalamp mainly sells direct on AliExpress and Ebay for their own brands. I see current listings on both sites for a variety of their products. The Glowdive 12000 is definitely a private label version of the V6K.

  5. Scubalamp are very much still in business.

     

    They are very active on Facebook these days and are themselves just a trading name of a bigger OEM - ‘Kolta Electronics’.

     

    https://www.facebook.com/Likescubalamp/

     

    There is a number of people who work there who are avid divers themselves.

     

    Kolta also make Archon lights (going on stuff I’ve found) and are also the OEM for some pretty big names in the UW camera diving world for clamps, ball mounts and arms.

     

     

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  6. Carlos Villoch is the owner/CEO in Glowdive. Great photographer and better people. Many times I have bought him, strobes, lenses, housing and bayonet sistem for lenses. Allways well serviced and nice prices.

  7. I have them..... just one word: GREAT!

  8. Not bad at all hehehe....4943e3d9aa675df9ea46f67d3bc02b2d.jpg

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