aa infinitely variable brightness options

jasonsmaglites · Dec 20, 2007

ok, i know of a few.
the new nightcore defender.
the titan at $500 (way too much for a light, let alone a aa)
what about this one?
http://www.batteryjunction.com/proton.html

is that infinitely variable or just two levels?

do you guys know of any more?
i prefer ultra bright high and low low, with easy interface.

WadeF · Dec 20, 2007

Titan is CR2 isn't it? Not AA. Liteflux has variable brightness as well.

Marduke · Dec 20, 2007

Proton is infinite, Titan is CR2, not AA.

swxb12 · Dec 20, 2007

FWIW I believe LiteFlux lights have a lower-low than the NiteCore DI, so I'd put the LF-5 over the NDI. Too bad it appears to be out of stock / discontinued?

PhantomPhoton · Dec 20, 2007

Photon Proton is variable brightness and 1AA.

Technically because it isn't an analog, it isn't infinitely variable... but "infinitely variable" is just marketing BS anyway. You turn it on then press and hold the button to ramp down brightness. It works very well, and they just came out with their new Cree version, so head over to Battery Junction and pick one up. $56 before the CPF discount.

jasonsmaglites · Dec 31, 2007

tell me more about photon proton.
does that get as bright as fenix aa or nightcore?
(i think i know the answer...)
how many lumens are we talkin?

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