Using External Strobes Cont.
Using Ikelite
The Conversion Circuitry is automatically disabled when used with a
Using Non Ikelite Strobes with this Housing.
The Conversion Circuitry is automatically disabled when used with a Non Ikelite Strobe. These strobes can be used in their manual mode utilizing any power settings provided on the strobe.
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Pre-Dive Your System
It is recommended that you take the complete system into a swimming pool before use in open water. This will give you a chance to become familiar with the handling and operation of your housing and strobe(s).
Optional Accessories
Lead Weight #0906.58
The buoyancy of the system will depend on the size and number of strobes used as well as the weight of the camera. Ideally the system should be slightly negative in the environment in which it will be used. If you need to add weight to the system, an optional lead weight is available. To add the lead weight remove the (2) screws from the bottom of the aluminum tray. Place the lead weight into the pocket of the aluminum tray and reattach.
Ikelite Lube #0184.1
Port O’ring #0105
Housing Back O’ring #0132.59
While both the Port and Back o’rings should last quite some time it is best to carry a spare in case one becomes damaged or lost.
Storing the Housing
When the housing is going to be stored for a prolonged period it should be soaked in a mild soap solution, rinsed and dried thoroughly. Remove the back and port from the housing. Remove the back and port o’rings, lightly lubricate them and place them in a plastic
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Strobe Arms
This housing offers two types of arm mounting systems. The top of the rubber handles utilize Ikelite’s
The bottom of the rubber handles have a wing nut that accepts the Ikelite Tray Mount. The Tray Mount comes with the Ikelite
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#5503 ........Wide angle 28mm to 17mm | |
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#5503.20 ..Nikon 18 & 20mmD lenses | |
#5503.50 ..Lens | |
#5503.55....Lens | |
#5503.80 ..Lens | |
#5503.81....Nikkor | |
#5503.85 ..Lens | |
Some zoom lenses may require the addition of a +diopter | |
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