milkyspit
Flashlight Enthusiast
I'm planning a project involving use of a NewBeam module with higher capacity batteries, such as 2D, or perhaps 4AA in two parallel sets of 2AA, to achieve runtimes on the order of 24+ hours. The goal is to achieve a light I can stand on its tailcap, splashing light off the room's ceiling for use during a power outage. The MiniMag that the NewBeam's designed for (in other words, 2AA configuration) just doesn't offer enough battery life for my design goal.
The question is, what other readily-available flashlights, if any, use pin-type bulbs so I could plug a NewBeam module into them? Hopefully such lights will stand on the tailcap. Also, note that aesthetics don't matter all that much, and I don't mind having to shave down the reflector a bit or perform similar tasks to make the NewBeam fit.
In addition to flashlights, anyone know of a cheap socket, connector, or other such gadget I could buy at Radio Shack or similar places to plug into the NewBeam, in the event that I build my own case from scratch?
The question is, what other readily-available flashlights, if any, use pin-type bulbs so I could plug a NewBeam module into them? Hopefully such lights will stand on the tailcap. Also, note that aesthetics don't matter all that much, and I don't mind having to shave down the reflector a bit or perform similar tasks to make the NewBeam fit.
In addition to flashlights, anyone know of a cheap socket, connector, or other such gadget I could buy at Radio Shack or similar places to plug into the NewBeam, in the event that I build my own case from scratch?