Headlights mounted on the outside of the cockpit are LEDs powered by lithium polymer batteries and designed to be minimally invasive to sea life. Putting out too much light at deep depths can harm animals like giant squid, says Hawkes, which has a 15-inch eyeball to collect low light levels.
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Giant squid?
aspir8or | 05/14/09
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Overview??
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