Have I been snorting too much barbeque sauce lately in thinking that there must be an LED light that meets the following specs ?
1) Rugged ( thick ) aluminum construction, like a Surefire.
2) A two stage output toggling between 100 lumen and 20 lumens.
3) A Progressive 'clickie' switch ( ie - 20 lumen output if depressed a little, 100 lumens if depressed a lot or 'clicked' full on ).
4) Runs on AA batteries, not CR 123's.
I've tried a Fenix L2T and wasn't really happy with the ultra-thin alumimun used in its construction, the seemingly delicate head assembly, or the rather low output compared to an L4, but in terms of many of the other features, it came very close to what I was looking for.
The Surefire L2 also came darn close, but didn't have a clickie switch and doesn't use AA's. I'd compromise my features list and go for it if I knew I could get a two-stage clickie and rechargeable ( protected cell ) CR123's in the thing.
Anybody have a recommendation on what might fit the bill above ?
1) Rugged ( thick ) aluminum construction, like a Surefire.
2) A two stage output toggling between 100 lumen and 20 lumens.
3) A Progressive 'clickie' switch ( ie - 20 lumen output if depressed a little, 100 lumens if depressed a lot or 'clicked' full on ).
4) Runs on AA batteries, not CR 123's.
I've tried a Fenix L2T and wasn't really happy with the ultra-thin alumimun used in its construction, the seemingly delicate head assembly, or the rather low output compared to an L4, but in terms of many of the other features, it came very close to what I was looking for.
The Surefire L2 also came darn close, but didn't have a clickie switch and doesn't use AA's. I'd compromise my features list and go for it if I knew I could get a two-stage clickie and rechargeable ( protected cell ) CR123's in the thing.
Anybody have a recommendation on what might fit the bill above ?
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