Widest Flood Light?
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LumenHound
Flashlight Enthusiast
Look for one of the many Lux1 or Lux3 models that have head/reflector assemblies that unscrew completely to give what's known as candle mode. This is 120 degrees flood or more.
Luxman
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Lightwave has some excellent flood LED lights with a Very long runtime.
I use the 3xAA and 3xC lights for general purpose work lights.
http://www.brightguy.com/detail_int.php?Sku=LWV2100W
I use the 3xAA and 3xC lights for general purpose work lights.
http://www.brightguy.com/detail_int.php?Sku=LWV2100W
cratz2
Flashlight Enthusiast
Yeah, something like one of the current high dome TLE-5 modules for the MiniMag used WITHOUT the reflector or bezel would probably be about the widest flood you could possibly get and very usably bright.
offroadcmpr
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I've used the TLE-5 module with out the reflector and head, but you have to be carefull. We were airsofting into the dark, and I used that set up so that I could find all of my equipment in the dark. I gave it to my friend who promptly knocked the module out of the bi pin base. Of course I had another flashlight to find it and put it back in, but it would have been bad if that was my only light.
So unless you can find a way to keep it from falling out, I would try to find something different.
So unless you can find a way to keep it from falling out, I would try to find something different.
Paul_in_Maryland
Flashlight Enthusiast
I'd guess that this 49-LED 3xAA light ($13) would be a contender.
