Well, cheap if you buy bulk 3.6v lithium AA low current cells (I got mine for about $2.50 @).
Also cheaper if you have some Nichia 5 mm LED's lying around.
Take:
a.) one each small 2AA PR base light (I used a closeout Radio Shack aluminum 2AA light purchased for about $5)
insert a Carley 912 T-2 1/2 bipin to PR adapter (cost $1.00)
b.) insert two nichia 5 mm led leads into the bipin hole (cost about $3.00)
Assemble together without resistors and you'll see two separate hotspots which give you a nice wide angle walking view and a very long life run time.
I had both the LED's and the 3.6 V AA's lying around so I just had to try. It worked out better and brighter than expected.
Also cheaper if you have some Nichia 5 mm LED's lying around.
Take:
a.) one each small 2AA PR base light (I used a closeout Radio Shack aluminum 2AA light purchased for about $5)
insert a Carley 912 T-2 1/2 bipin to PR adapter (cost $1.00)
b.) insert two nichia 5 mm led leads into the bipin hole (cost about $3.00)
Assemble together without resistors and you'll see two separate hotspots which give you a nice wide angle walking view and a very long life run time.
I had both the LED's and the 3.6 V AA's lying around so I just had to try. It worked out better and brighter than expected.