1-2x rcr123 floody light?

I'm looking for a production light (fenix, nitecore, surefire, etc...) that is really floody with pretty much no hotspot, sort of like McGizmo's Sundrop. It needs to run on either 1 or 2 rcr123's.
Anyone know of a light that fits this criteria?

Surefire E1L, E2L, E2DL or E1B, with a F04 diffuser.

Or...., a Fenix (or similar) with some type of opaque plastic bottle cap on the end also seems to work well and is a much cheaper option.

My first post here in the forums -- been lurking for a month or so. I've seen Zebralights mentioned a number of times as pure floodlights, and it looks like the H30 runs on 1x123. Good luck!

JasonH said:

I'm looking for a production light (fenix, nitecore, surefire, etc...) that is really floody with pretty much no hotspot, sort of like McGizmo's Sundrop. It needs to run on either 1 or 2 rcr123's.
Anyone know of a light that fits this criteria?

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Check out the 160 Lumens Duracell Daylite. (Not the 80 lumens models you find at Walmart.) Best "Stock" flooder I have come across. It uses 2xCR123's or rechargeable rcr123's.

Check out its beams on these two threads:

http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/...d.php?t=212205

http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/...d.php?t=212987

It's also a durable light. I dropped mine 10 times in a row from a ladder (8feet) with the light on and it continued to function perfectly. ( I started to feel guilty about treating the light so badly, and quit the test.):sigh:

Lifetime guarantee also. About $40.

-Hitec-

HitecDrftr said:

Check out the 160 Lumens Duracell Daylite. (Not the 80 lumens models you find at Walmart.) Best "Stock" flooder I have come across. It uses 2xCR123's or rechargeable rcr123's.

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Now I want one, looks nice

Nightcore D10 with a Poland Spring water bottle cap:

https://www.candlepowerforums.com/threads/201889

Works perfectly. Unfortunately the D10 Cree has bad cree rings without it. The D10 GD is supposed to be much better.

Inova X0.......

Check if you can remove the reflector/optic from one of the lights you already have.

For example... the Tiablo A8 minus the head makes a great 2-stage, 18650 mule. Remove the bezel, lens and reflector and the head becomes a shroud for narrowing the beam.