4LED (5mm) FlashLight

[DIYLite]

Anyone can recommend some good 4x5mm White LED FlashLight (on AA or AAA)? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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[Longbow]

Brighter than any 4 5mm led that I know of, and about as bright as the Inova x5t is the Gerber Trio 2aa which is availlable for $20 from thebatterystation.com as a CPF member special.

 

[Stanley]

Eternalights (www.techass.com) are great, 4x5mm Leds, runs on 3AAs, long runtimes, user selectable modes, dimmable, allows for Lithium AAs usage for long storage and floating capability, etc etc...

I think some of the Tek-tite (www.tek-tite.com) AA lights use 2-4 5mm Leds too...

Hope this helps! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[RonM]

Gotta second the recommendation for the EternaLights. It ain't your typical flashlight.

 

[Negeltu]

How about the Dorcy 2 x AA 4 L.E.D. light?

 

[The_LED_Museum]

You could also try the Trek 4 Limited Edition Aluminum if you want something that's essentially bombproof, runs on three AA cells, and has four white LEDs.

 

[asdalton]

Those Trek (or Expedition) lights have excellent color, much whiter than most other LED flashlights that use 5 mm LEDs. (Luxeons can outmatch them in color, output, and throw, of course.) They are a bit pricey for what you get, however. Fortunately, I've seen some online sites putting them on sale.

If you don't get a Trek light, I would recommend the Lightwave 2100.

 

[i8aborg]

Try www.NERDNIK.COM I have one of there lights and am very happy with it.

 

[DIYLite]

Hey Thanks! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thanks.gif
Great recommendations! Great Reviews!
Hope to see more special & unconventional models also!
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Keep coming please!

 

[JohnK]

Longbows rec for the Gerber Trio is RIGHT on.

Lovely workmanship, and finish. Mine is as bright as an inexpensive China 8/LED I recently purchased.

It is a STEAL at $ 20. Nothing compares to this light, at this price.

 

[Zelandeth]

I've got the Dorcy 2AA 4LED light. Is a good little light, and dirt cheap.

There's a review of it on the following page:

http://zelandeth.artamir.org/cpf/

Hope this helps!