Ted
Newly Enlightened
Hi, I recently got an SF E2e HA which I really like. Used it last weekend while hiking at dark, and it has proven very usefull in lighting up a forest to find a trail and illuminating other parts of the landscape.
But, after some use, I see that the beam is getting a bit yellow, meaning I should change batteries otherwise I might ruin my LA.
But these batteries still have usefull power left.
So I'm looking for a LED light, in the 10-20 lumens range so that I can drain them without worrying about the LA. I don't want to spend more then $100, preferably less.
I'm looking at the following:
SureFire L1 - handy, because I then can have both at the same time, but will I get any high-beam output with partly used batteries? or will it go to low-beam straight away?
SureFire KL1 for my E2e - probably some maximum output left, but I would be having to change the head in field...
Arc LS - probably an option, but I'm totally lost in all the different types and version of this light that have been released recently.
Would an LS-L or LS-L Premium be an option?
All input is appreciated.
Thanks,
Ted
But, after some use, I see that the beam is getting a bit yellow, meaning I should change batteries otherwise I might ruin my LA.
But these batteries still have usefull power left.
So I'm looking for a LED light, in the 10-20 lumens range so that I can drain them without worrying about the LA. I don't want to spend more then $100, preferably less.
I'm looking at the following:
SureFire L1 - handy, because I then can have both at the same time, but will I get any high-beam output with partly used batteries? or will it go to low-beam straight away?
SureFire KL1 for my E2e - probably some maximum output left, but I would be having to change the head in field...
Arc LS - probably an option, but I'm totally lost in all the different types and version of this light that have been released recently.
Would an LS-L or LS-L Premium be an option?
All input is appreciated.
Thanks,
Ted