which single aa cell flashlights are regulated?

[raggie33]

i know about the zebras . and im saving for one but are there any cheaper aa regulated lights?

 

[Lynx_Arc]

Just use eneloops and lithium primaries and the voltage shouldn't drop as much during the life of the batteries. Alkaleaks sag a lot more under heavier loads.

 

[raggie33]

Just use eneloops and lithium primaries and the voltage shouldn't drop as much during the life of the batteries. Alkaleaks sag a lot more under heavier loads.

its crazy how alks drain. i wish i did not stock up on them

 

[Lynx_Arc]

its crazy how alks drain. i wish i did not stock up on them

They are pretty good up till about half an amp but go downhill fast at heavier loads than that. I use them only in throwaway stuff mostly that leakage isn't a big thing and not worth putting a lithium primary in or a nimh battery.
The first time I used nimh batteries I was sold on them even though up till LSD versions you couldn't count on them more than a month or two to not be half dead.

 

[flatline]

The streamlight protac lights have pretty good regulation, but they're priced similar to the Zebra.

 

[cp2315]

Check on Fenix e12 v2? I do not have it but I have e20 v2, which uses the same design and optics. I like it