Which AA LED lights currently owned are your favorites?
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gurdygurds
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I've also enjoyed and had good luck with Fenix LD11, LD12, and the older e12 model. Eagletc D25a are good lights and of course Malkoff.
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Thanks everyone
aginthelaw
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manker aa, reylight stonewashed aa and klarus mi7
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I only have a few AA lights and I'm not sure if this one is my favorite, but it is the most frequently used. It resides in a leatherette pouch in my car, with it's tail inserted into a traffic wand.
It's a Rayovac Virtually indestructible 2 AA light.
It's stoked with Duracell NiMH, with Energizer lithiums as backups.
It's a Rayovac Virtually indestructible 2 AA light.
It's stoked with Duracell NiMH, with Energizer lithiums as backups.
Those are great - I have 3, a 100 lumen camo, a black 300 lumen and a 350 lumen with a yellow switch button.
brachypelma44
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Convoy T3 titanium.
I have what I thought was 150 lumen (but maybe it's 100?) version but put a Malkoff M31 in it. The Rayovac module was in a SolarForce L2M body cut in half to hold 1 cell. But I replaced it with a module from the 300 lumen version. The 300 lumen body got an M31L.
In the meantime another 300 lumen version is used in stock platform and is undoubably a pretty good flashlight that appears brighter than the numbers suggest. I really liked that one.
I never did not opt for the 350 lumen version when my local Home Depot and Lowes carried them.
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Streamlight ProTac L1-1AA tho it gets a 123a most/all of the time & my old EDC, a Fenix LD10r5. Still works fine just my EDC needs changed
I have both a Eagtac D25A clicky, and a EAGTAC D25a2 mini (twisty)
They are both elegant. The tube of the A2 is very lightweight. The batteries weigh more than the light itself.
They are both elegant. The tube of the A2 is very lightweight. The batteries weigh more than the light itself.
They have a Spectrum version, very nice shade, but PWM can annoy some people
Malkoffs. Also L3 Illumination and Acebeam see some use.
All are very nice, but I REALLY like that orange one!
Man those are nice. I'd pay big bucks for that orange bodied one. Are any of those the nichia 219b model? If so, you are very lucky. That is one of my grails
Funny, had a 219b that was a catch and release here on CPF. Liked the sst20 neutral more. Too many rings. I think people underestimate that Gene knows what he's doing, choosing the best overall led's for his modules. Gotta love the orange!
I've noticed many rings in the m61 nichia drop ins that illumn sells. I love the tint but for some reason there were many rings as well
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Protac-90s and the E12. Used these for years, and then found my kids are old enuf to need flashlights when they like play in the yard after dark, so gave em the handhelds. Got them a pair of HM23 headlamps recently, and now get a little more ME time in the evenings. Took the oldest boy, 9, up to look at the lava flow, he totally got his lighting kit in order, clip o spare batts and all. Hehehe.
Protac-90s and the E12. Used these for years, and then found my kids are old enuf to need flashlights when they like play in the yard after dark, so gave em the handhelds. Got them a pair of HM23 headlamps recently, and now get a little more ME time in the evenings. Took the oldest boy, 9, up to look at the lava flow, he totally got his lighting kit in order, clip o spare batts and all. Hehehe.
