LT49
Newly Enlightened
I've got a standard Aleph, but now I would like a light using off-the-shelf-anywhere AA's. Anything available? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif THANKS.
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HunterSon
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Get an Aleph or PR-T built with a MadMax, MadMax Lite, or Wiz2 converter and use one of the 3X123 battery packs that fit these heads. 2 AAs will fit.
I have a PR-T with a MadMax Lite in it and it runs for a loooong time on 2 AAs.
I have a PR-T with a MadMax Lite in it and it runs for a loooong time on 2 AAs.
pokkuhlag
Enlightened
option #1 buy an 3 * 123 tube, like a BE3 (not in production) and use 2 AA batteries. 3*123 tubes are hard to find with aleph switch compatibility.
option #2 buy an 17500 tube and use another Light Engine with Madmax Board. Cause that will take 1 AA voltage. Compact but more expensive than option#1 also might be dimmer than your current setup.
Edit: I'm too slow
option #2 buy an 17500 tube and use another Light Engine with Madmax Board. Cause that will take 1 AA voltage. Compact but more expensive than option#1 also might be dimmer than your current setup.
Edit: I'm too slow
LT49
Newly Enlightened
I should have mentioned, I am a total NEWBIE. It is all I can do to replace batteries much less convert/build a light, hence I am looking for a ready-made light. THANKS.
Depending on your Aleph configuration you already own you can get a 3x123 battery tube (the DSpeck UBH or the Balrog BE3) and jus treplace the Aleph battery tube and you are set for 2xAA. It has to meet the requirements of the driver in your Light Engine though, or you can buy a new Light Engine, screw it in the Aleph head and you're done.
Modularity rulez!
bernie
Modularity rulez!
bernie
