If you see that I was replying in context of arguing about the differences between the Aviators and not the interface which I went on to say in the next sentence?
Why parse my post to remove the content?
There appears to be some confusion between "argument" with "relevant information." No one is arguing about whether the incan A2 Aviator is different from the A2 LED Aviator. The interface and spectral output is relevent, thus necessarily the differences between the incan A2 Aviator and A2 LED Aviator are very relevant.
The reason for parsing content is only for clarity, not subterfuge.
The A2 interface that I have is a 2 stage press that switches the emitter that is used
Interesting. The incan A2 Aviator that I have is similar, except the second stage does not switch from LED to lamp (which I would honestly prefer), but instead adds the lamp output to the LED output with a cumulative effect.
the Malkoff & Elzetta need to have the head or tail twist to change levels.
Thanks. That is different from the letter of OP's request, and the incan A2 Aviator interface, where the two stage tailswitch is momentary only for both output levels, and the tailswitch twist is for constant on of either output level, either LED only constant on, or twist further for both lamp and LED constant on. It is also possible to use the switch to lock out the brighter incan lamp such that the momentary is single-stage LED mode only. The incan A2 Aviator interface is very versitile.
I don't understand that he wants 2 different light sources with each level which is what my Avaitor gives.
A2 LED Aviator is dual spectrum only with red and white. ...incan A2 Aviators can still be found ...Along with the main lamp, these come with secondary LED's in ... white, ....[/b]
OP did not specify single or dual light
sources, but instead dual output
levels. In point of fact, the incan A2 Aviator has 4 light sources, i.e. 3 LEDs + 1 lamp. I don't see how a request for two output levels is relevant to the incidental amount of light sources.
I thought I pretty clearly stated that the Elzetta & Malkoff offer exactly what he said he was looking for.
Thanks. That was not lost on me, but now you have clarified the interface, I respectfully disagree. From my interpretation of OP's post, and based on your description of the differences of interface of Elzetta and Malkov to the incan A2, I believe a white/white incan A2 Aviator is precisely what OP is requesting, in regards to interface and dual output levels.
The Surefire LX2 is another one that has the 2-stage tailcap....
...the AZ2 also has a 2-stage tailcap. It has a body design, with grip ring, that's very similar to the Z2, but a head design that's very similar to the A2. It has a central primary LED for throw and secondary outer low output LEDs.
Appears that there are other Surefire models that also satisfy the OP's request. Perhaps I have placed too much importance on the OP's name drop of the Surefire brand?
