looking for an AA with good spill/flood
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I think the ITP A2 will get you more of what you are looking for than the akoray.
Maybe the romisen rc-29 might interest you too? It has a really sweet flood mode. Doesn't have the great modes of the itp A2 though.
Although more expensive, the quark mini AA is supposed to be great too. I have the mini 123 and love it.
Maybe the romisen rc-29 might interest you too? It has a really sweet flood mode. Doesn't have the great modes of the itp A2 though.
Although more expensive, the quark mini AA is supposed to be great too. I have the mini 123 and love it.
Ian2381
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I have both Re4gular white and Neutral Tint.
If single mode is fine with you then it's a great light with the option of flood and throw.:thumbsup:
Ian2381
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tint color.
Here's a sample for your reference (Quark AA).
(Photo from CPFer Vincent Tseng).
If you'll be using it indoors then get the Cool white but for Outdoor usage its better to get the Neutral white.
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Of the lights mentioned so far, my experience suggests that the Quark Mini AA (or Mini 123) with the XPG emitter will offer a floodier beam. The older model (about 6 months older, using the XPE emitter) will offer better throw.
The Quark 1xAA will offer the best of both worlds. I recommend using it with a 3.6v 14500 li-ion rechargeable cell, for really sweet output.
The Quark 1xAA will offer the best of both worlds. I recommend using it with a 3.6v 14500 li-ion rechargeable cell, for really sweet output.
Isnt it much more expensive? *edit* yes it's double the price. I would expect it to be better, but it isnt affordable for me.
I am considering the Romisen RC-G2 II Q5 and Akoray K-106, but I am still not sure what to get.
http://www.shiningbeam.com/servlet/the-148/Romisen-RC-dsh-G2-II-Cree/Detail
http://www.poopbuying.com/detail.pb/sku.AKOray_K106_Flashlight-27971
Hmmm....
You might consider a flood-to-throw light.
http://www.shiningbeam.com/servlet/the-180/Romisen-RC-dsh-29-II-Q5/Detail
It will not be as bright as the others most likely, but being able to adjust it to full flood should be very helpful and easier on the eyes.
http://www.shiningbeam.com/servlet/the-180/Romisen-RC-dsh-29-II-Q5/Detail
It will not be as bright as the others most likely, but being able to adjust it to full flood should be very helpful and easier on the eyes.
