What is the SMALLEST SF Luxeon light?

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Looking for a very pocketable SF Luxeon light with stage switch out there, AFAIK one option is e1e+KL1, but lacks the stage switch. Anything smaller plus stage level switch? TIA.
 
You can get a two stage switch that will fit your E1e/KL1 or you can get a complete body and two stage tailcap from The Sandwich Shoppe. Scroll down on the link. The two stage tailcap is $45 and the complete body & two stage tailcap is $69.
 
L1 with 2 stage switch. One watt is enought for put it in a bag. L4 with 2 stage from Dat2Zip is the best for me about small 5 watt.
 
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Hoghead said:
You can get a two stage switch that will fit your E1e/KL1 or you can get a complete body and two stage tailcap from The Sandwich Shoppe. Scroll down on the link. The two stage tailcap is $45 and the complete body & two stage tailcap is $69.

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I just bought a E2e and would like to get a 2 stage aleph switch. Am I right to assume that this switch is the same diameter as the E2e body and allows for a high and low setting and also will allow you to stand the flashlight upright on a flat surface (candle mode)?
Also at the Aleph website it ask you what LOTC resister value you want. You have a choice of 22,15,30 or 60 ohms. I don't know what that means? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif
 
MLong,

The two stage Aleph switch does fit the Surefire E2e.

You can find answers in McGizmo's Forum about which resistor to use. The two stage switch is for Luxeon lights and won't work on a stock E2e with the incandescent lamp.

It will work with a KL1, KL4, Aleph & McLux heads with either Surefire E series or Aleph bodies.

As to whether or not it will stand on end or not, you need to read up on Aleph tailcaps in McGizmo's forum because there are four different styles of Aleph tailcaps. Most (3 out of 4) Aleph tailcaps do stand on end.
 
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Hoghead said:
MLong,

The two stage Aleph switch does fit the Surefire E2e.

You can find answers in McGizmo's Forum about which resistor to use. The two stage switch is for Luxeon lights and won't work on a stock E2e with the incandescent lamp.

It will work with a KL1, KL4, Aleph & McLux heads with either Surefire E series or Aleph bodies.

As to whether or not it will stand on end or not, you need to read up on Aleph tailcaps in McGizmo's forum because there are four different styles of Aleph tailcaps. Most (3 out of 4) Aleph tailcaps do stand on end.

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Thanks!
 
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