Can you use rechargable CR123A batteries?
848710
Yes you can but they are very expensive I would recommend the regular batteries they do last a long time
1544673
Lithium 3V photo batteries (CR123A) like these: http://www.amazon.com/DL123A-Duracell-Lithium-Batteries-CR123A/dp/B002IGW15G/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1407081286&sr=8-4&keywords=lithium+3v+battery
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If you use rechargable CR123A batteries you absolutely have to make sure they are the 3 volt ones and not the 3.7 because the higher voltage adds up and can destroy the light. So only use 3 volt batteries. This light is an awesome light and great for a lot of applications with low and high mode.
2062216
I'm not sure but it seems that the CR2 batteries are very similar in size and voltage to the cr123 batteries which is stated as acceptable.
1947566
Sorry about the late delay; it says you asked the question on Jan 13, but I think that may be an error. If you haven't figured it out already (sorry, again), it appeared to me that no, that model doesn't. I checked myself. However, some other models that take the cr 123 type batteries seem to also accept the recharables, so the best bet would be to contact Olight about it.
554130
Yes, one of these will replace two CR123A batteries, either the rechargeable or the non recharable types, just make sure your device has a protruding tip for both positive and negative sides of the battery since the connection terminals on the NCR18650B version batteries are flush with the body, they are not button top and if you dont have a spring type contact at both sides they will not make contact.
533890
Yes, I use recharged batteries all the time. Just as long as they are the right size. Do not mix the types. Use two recharged or two that are new.
1036140
I haven't tried it but I don't see why not. I didn't see anything on the packaging restricting the use of rechargeable batteries.
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Lithium 3V photo batteries (CR123A) like these: DL123A Duracell Ultra Lithium 8 Batteries-CR123A
875497
No, but you can use the CR123A, just don't use more than 3, and of course the 18650, and 3 of them as well.
1385417
Negative, this light uses the equivalent of 3 AA's - plus with this bright of an output, AA's would go dead in about 2hrs. The 4000mAh rechargeable batteries will save you money versus disposable CR123's. I use my light extensively everyday, and switch out the battery daily - this has worked great for several weeks.
901394
No in the PC20 You really can really only use CR123 or RCR123 batteries. The diameter of the 18650 is too big.
570045
No. You can use regular rechargeable batteries. Nice little kit though. Takes two AA batteries about 3 hours to recharge.
1554078
The batteries are not rechargeable. This flashlight takes CR123A lithium batteries, which are disposable. You should read about these batteries before using them. They are safe if treated correctly, but putting them in a recharger would NOT be a good idea!
1013076
I don't believe so. You can pick up a cr2032 battery anywhere. It's a common one
1687129
see this link.http://www.surefire.com/batteries/2-pack-lfp123-rechargeable-batteries.html
2226244
I'm not familiar with the CR123 battery. I use this in a drawer and it has really helped keep it neat and organized.