How many lights fit this category?
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Stanley
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Off the top of my head:
1) Arc LS w 2AA TSP
2) Everled?
3) MiniMag w Opalec or Sandwich dropin
4) Tektite (not sure of the model numbers but they have some which fit your category I'm sure)
5) UKE 4AA eLed
6) McLux PR head (insert ur LS of choice here) w 3x123 UBH (you can run 2x AA with this)
That's all I can think of for now...
1) Arc LS w 2AA TSP
2) Everled?
3) MiniMag w Opalec or Sandwich dropin
4) Tektite (not sure of the model numbers but they have some which fit your category I'm sure)
5) UKE 4AA eLed
6) McLux PR head (insert ur LS of choice here) w 3x123 UBH (you can run 2x AA with this)
That's all I can think of for now...
Stanley
Flashlight Enthusiast
Sorry, my bad... should've been the UKE one... editing now to correct it. Thanks for pointing it out, I thought that sounded like a strange light...
bonvivantmike
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I think Stanley means the UK eLed. A great choice for a handy general-purpose light with adequate brightness and a long fully-regulated runtime. This one is a winner, as far as I'm concerned.
peggsy
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There's also the new SL luxeon Jr. coming out soon, 2 AA's, clicky tail switch and regulated.
PhotonBoy
Flashlight Enthusiast
Waynej of www.elektrolumens.com *may* be coming out with a regulated 1W 2AA light this year; he hasn't decided whether to sell a 2AA regulated, 3AA Direct Drive or both.
Also, Dorcy 2AA Lux (regulated?) is coming out soon.
http://www.dorcy.com/1_watt_led.htm
Also, Dorcy 2AA Lux (regulated?) is coming out soon.
http://www.dorcy.com/1_watt_led.htm
Difficult to find one, so I mod it myself :
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=UBB14&Number=445773&fpart=&PHPSESSID=
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=UBB14&Number=445773&fpart=&PHPSESSID=
Topper
Flashaholic*
Illuminator III check this one out by lambda
I do not know if its regulated or not.
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I do not know if its regulated or not.
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LEDependent
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It's hard to find a 2AA regulated light for a LuxIII... simply because the use of a LuxIII as opposed to a LuxI means that the driving current will be higher. If the LED current is high, the boosted AA current draw will be even higher... leading to 1/2 hour runtimes and reduced practicality.
utomatoe
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Don't forget the MiniStar2 from terralux. Another quick and easy mini mag mod.
