Perfect LED light for astronomers?

How about the Starlite made by Regal Systems? or the Skylite made by Regal Systems?

Here's a review I found on them..
http://www.weasner.com/etx/misc.html#rigel

I remembered there was a conversation focused on finding the ideal light for astronomy and thought this might be it, so I'm sharing it with everyone..

One version has two red LED's and one has two red LED's and also two white LED's.. the white LED's have been said are very blue tinted tho.. but for $20-$35 depending on the model, I figured it's still a great light..

Note: has a thumbwheel for illumination control..

PS. the link they provided didn't work.. I simply typed in Starlite by Regal Systems in Yahoo and came up with plenty of pages..
here's one.. http://flashlightsunlimited.com/rigel.htm
or you can do your own search.
but
and wow, look at all the possible LED color combinations the site offers!..
-Ryan

I borrowed a Skylite for a few days over the summer to get it on my website. The web URL I got was http://members.cox.net/rigelsys/rigelsys.html
They have several models of the light available - including the version with two white LEDs and two red LEDs like I tested. My page about this light is right here if you're interested.

i should've known you'd have a review haha..
after reading it, it really does sound like a good light.. i wonder why we don't hear more about it?

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BlindedByTheLite said:
i wonder why we don't hear more about it?

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Good question. They are quite common at observing sessions around here. Maybe not that many telescope junkies frequent CPF?

It is an awesome choice. In such an expensive hobby, this accessory is a bargain!

David <><