What type batteries does it use? NiCads are old and limit the life of equipment. The run time doesn't look good to me, 240 lumens is bright, but
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This light runs a long time on a charge. Trust me I love this light. So much so that I bought one for my son for Christmas. It's light weight, bright, charge last a very long time,recharge is short. Please buy with confidence.
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I have replaced this light since my purchase of it and as I remember it did not last very long at all and my usage of it was very limited I do not recommend this light at all if you are looking for something with a long life.
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I'm sorry that I can't answer your question. I bought this for my 16 yr-old grandson for Christmas. I know nothing about spot lights, etc., I'm just hoping that this is what he wanted!!! Merry Christmas!!
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AA rechargeable NiCad batteries. These should be included with the lamp initially. You will need to replace about every two (2) years for best performance.
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It uses 4 really small Sr41 batteries. To be honest the flashlight wasn't very bright and I ended up swaping it out with a super bright led from the dollar tree I got 2 for $5. You still can hardly find a flashlight mount for this price so it was still worth it me
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Hi, I had id for a few months and haven't changed the batteries yet. I went camping 4 times this summer. It's bright and good on batteries.
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Yes....FireStrom 24 volt...works quite well.......also be sure to look up about how to bring your NiCad batteries back to life on YouTube....it really works :)
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This battery stick is for any Maglite MagCharger flashlight ever made. It is NiMH (better chemistry then NiCad), is 6 VDC (uses 12 volt MagCharger), is 3.5 Ah (longer lasting), and is 7" long (including nib) by 1.25" wide.
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As others have said, it uses either one 18650 rechargeable or two CR123 lithium cells. It has four brightness settings and remembers whichever one you left it on when you last turned it off. The 960 lumens is almost too bright. Incredible little light.
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It is a different battery than what you are use to it is. Longer than a AA and fatter, get the battery and charger when you buy your flashlight .
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I don't know 'exactly' how long it lasts but I'm real pleased. I use both the rechargeable 18650 3.7v battery and 3 AAA batteries 4.5v. 3 AAA's are a bit brighter. Both types seem to last a month or more of frequent use. I just got back from a 2 month vacation and it did not run down while is was out of the country. Very bright and long lasting. That's my opinion.
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If you use the higher lumen alot the battery life is not as long as the lower lumen use of this light, have had mine almost a year and I use it alot and have not had to change batteries yet, great light for a great price.
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Some of my batteries work better than others, but they all suddenly quit giving a very dimm light. These batteries have a voltage regulator that cuts bellow certain voltage (3.2 v). Their regular voltage is not 3 volts but more than 3.6 up to 4.1 v. What kind of voltage regulator they have? Just to cut below certain voltage. I don't think these are good batteries for electronic devices. At least those that require 3 volts. Bad bad.
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I run it at 12v, I'm 90% sure it's 250 lumens at 12v. It is very bright. I would highly recommend.
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There are certain Cree flashlights & other Cree lights that use that type of battery. U just have to search which ones. Hope this helps you.
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This unit contains NiMH batteries. One would expect these batteries to last quite a long time. I use my units as night time security lights, therefore the usage is rather low. This unit contains 1 x AA 5-Pack Ni-MH 6V 900mAh batteries. I wouldn't know the part number and I would bet an online battery supplier would be the cheapest place to purchase the batteries. I have been having my lights three or four months and they have performed perfectly. If I get a few years service from my lights before the batteries fail I will have gotten my money's worth and then instead of replacing the batteries I will just purchase new ones. Good Luck !!!
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I use generic, dollar store batteries. With one AA battery, stays really bright for about 40-50 minutes. After that, the light grows dimmer over the next hour of use. I haven't had any problems with this flashlight.
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I have the same light and purchased the batteries in the link below. They are decent (you get what you pay for) for what I'm trying to accomplish. Protected 18650 Rechargeable Batteries Plus Charger (2pcs)
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Battery holds the charge for a long time. I just charge it when it needs it. I don't expect to have to replace it anytime soon. This is a great light, albeit a little pricey. But I spent 35-40 on a Stanley ni-cad type that didn't last at all, was heavy with bad balance, and not as bright as this light. It went in the garbage so that money was thrown away.