Sold/Expired F/S - McGizmo Aleph's for sale!! Oldies but Goodies Collector's MUST SEE

I have the following lights up for sale!! Three Aleph's I don't know much about them so any info added to this thread is greatly appreciated!! I am marking them with prices to start but they may be high!! I am open to offers. any questions [email protected] or 831-801-0070

Left to right in the pictures

Silver & Black w/ PR head (Pelican Reflector) $250

HA NAT Aleph 2 $290

Swirl Aqua / Blue Aleph 1 $350



These lights are perfect and have sat in a safe all their lives.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/9948404@N07/5601128537/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/9948404@N07/5601128585/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/9948404@N07/5601194083/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/9948404@N07/5601779006/

all prices plus shipping and paypal. Open to OFFERS

thanks

Andreas

The HA-NAT light is an Aleph 2.

The head on the Blue Swirl is not a PR, but an Aleph 1.

It would be helpful to know what emitter/converter combinations are in each, and if the tails are one or two-stage.

Donn thanks for the help. How would I tell as far as the emitter/converter combinations and the tails??

donn_ said:

The HA-NAT light is an Aleph 2.

The head on the Blue Swirl is not a PR, but an Aleph 1.

It would be helpful to know what emitter/converter combinations are in each, and if the tails are one or two-stage.

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The converter info is frequently engraved on the back of the light engine. The emitter can best be determined by a photograph.

If the hex head under the spring in the tailcap has paint on it, it's a two stage, and the resistor level is determined by the color. Only twisty tails are 2-stage. Clickies are 1-stage.

Hex head under the blue swirl is blue / no paint on the other two. and on the back of the light engine is 50 of 500 & 3V ?? No engraving on the HA but it says NG750TX1J on the side and back says REV01 / on the Silver with the Black Head no engraving but the green part of the engine says badboy 04 ???

donn_ said:

The converter info is frequently engraved on the back of the light engine. The emitter can best be determined by a photograph.

If the hex head under the spring in the tailcap has paint on it, it's a two stage, and the resistor level is determined by the color. Only twisty tails are 2-stage. Clickies are 1-stage.

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If the blue paint is purple, it's got a 22 Ohm resistor.

TX1J is the emitter (a good Luxeon) and NG750 is the converter, which puts 750mA to the emitter, and can probably run a primary or a rechargeable cell.

If you open the front of the PR head (unscrew the bezel ring) and lift out the reflector, you may find the emitter/converter information in black magic marker. Badboy is a converter, and 04 must be the year, because it isn't the mA output.

Is donn the man or what...great old school offerings,gl.

That Aqua Swirl is really a great looking light - I'm so tempted as these Aleph drop-ins can uprgaded to modern day pretty easily. McGizmo still uses them readily in his lights with the current emitter selection.

So tempting, must resist.......

:wow:
the Swirl Aqua / Blue Aleph 1 is a real beauty... hard to resist

Great seller, great lights!

Price Drop


ilver & Black w/ PR head (Pelican Reflector) $225

HA NAT Aleph 2 $270

Swirl Aqua / Blue Aleph 1 $325

Even better price if you take all three