Upgrade time!

[Timothybil]

I found an old RayOVac Workhorse 2AA flashlight at my folks' a while back. It uses a PR4 2.3 volt 0.27A bulb. Any good suggestions on an LED replacement? Since the flashlight itself is rectangular, the reflector area is about 1.75" by .75", with a weird little fernel-style lens in the middle of the plastic lens. It's a cute little light, just right for a jacket pocket or to throw in a kitchen drawer, but the light isn't that bright and the funky reflector makes a really weird beam pattern.

 

[mwaldron]

That was my favorite flashlight when I was young, I won't say it started my flashaholism as I think I've always liked flashlights, but it was certainly my favorite of my youth.

Wow it had a horrible beam...

 

[RyanA]

Not sure, this might fit the bill though.
http://theledguy.chainreactionweb.com/product_info.php?cPath=48_52_82&products_id=853

 

[cl0123]

If the Rayovac 2AA light is still working fine, you may want to consider keeping it and changing the batteries every so often.

Hope there is a Costco in your area because they are selling a package of around $31-$35 Maglite with a 3D LED and a 2AA LED lights. I think it is a superb deal for household uses.

This thread may get a lot more helpful tips and suggestions in the LED area.

With Aloha,

Clarence

 

[horizonseeker]

you can always replace the incan bulb with an LED bulb for increased running time and about the same in brightness depending on the LED bulb.