led/xenon flashlights

I just found this website last weekend and I think it is really cool. My wife was surprised that there were people that were more into flashlights than myself. I think it's cool. I saw my first streamlight twin-task in a Kendall electric supply house and thought they were neat. I would like to get one that uses AA batteries, but I am not keen on the length of their twin-task 3AA. I would like to retire my Mini Mag and find something to fit in it's holster. I was checking out Nuwai's website and came to the conclusion that they make the twin-tasks for streamlight. On their website they have some new led/xenon flashlights, one in particular, the AL-32AA caught my eye. It has the 3 leds and a xenon bulb, and runs on 2 AA batteries. I have been trying to find where I could purchase one of these new flashlights from Nuwai. If anyone has any information or leads on where I could find one, I would greatly appreciate it.

Check out: The Sandwich Shoppe. You can get a Luxeon Star module that replaces the guts in your mag. Read about them to decide which one you want. For starters, I'd recommend a MM Q3 or Q2. Don't worry too much about your first one - you'll get others, too. Also get the glass mineral lens and a Kroll switch.

For the future as you get more, I recommend the Brinkmann Legend 2AA as a host. $10 from REI and it has a tail switch saving you $4.50 on the Kroll.

You won't believe the bright, white output of these. And you can run them off of rechargeable cells.

www.goldengadgets.com has the 3xAAA 6-LED/XENON(Nuwai).

I have the XENERGY(Nuwai) 2xLithium 6-LED/XENON light and I love it. I got mine from www.flashlightsite.com

Welcome Calvin!

Further to Kitelight's post, you can also opt for a cheaper (altho not as bright as the Sandwich modules recommended above) Opalec Newbeam module. Its also a 'drop in' module for your M*g 2AA, and is just as easy to install. Think some of the dealers here carry them.
The Nuwais wouldn't fit into your holster for sure. If you must have a AA sized light, then try the Arc LS. Take a look at this thread here for a great deal. With this package, you can choose to use either 1x 123 cell, or 2x AA cells. Great deal from a great dealer/manufacturer, if I may add...
Otherwise, if you must have a combo light, then the SF A2 Aviator comes into mind... but that comes with a price too though! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif

Calvin,
Welcome to CPF!
You might want to check out Quickbeams site
http://flashlightreviews.home.att.net/index1.html

Can anyone ANSWER his question ?

I have not seen the AL-32AA for sale anywhere yet. Give it time, it'll show up somewhere - probably ebay first.