Will this light work with m18 batteries?
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Jay,In looking at the parts/repair drawing for the m18 pack, its contact assembly appears to be completely physically incompatible with the mounting foot on the 49-24-0165 worklight, which I also own. That worklight calls for the v18 Li-on pack. Both of my v18 packs have died--perhaps that's your situation as well. At around $120 per pack, not sure it's worth it, although it is a nice worklight.Hope this is helpful.Terry
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Jay, In looking at the parts/repair drawing for the m18 pack, its contact assembly appears to be completely physically incompatible with the mounting foot on the 49-24-0165 worklight, which I also own. That worklight calls for the v18 Li-on pack. Both of my v18 packs have died--perhaps that's your situation as well. At around $120 per pack, not sure it's worth it, although it is a nice worklight. Hope this is helpful. Terry
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no it will not. I bought it for my m18 batteries and it does not fit. Bummer
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Yeah, I just bought a M18 battery and one of these flashlights. They will NOT work together!
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Jay. The light works with Milwaukee 18 volt NiCd batteries. I don't think it works with the lithium batteries.
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No these are compatible with the old v18 batteries. I think the m28 will fit but then you just gone up ten more volts.Sorry.
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I can't say for specifically for that light but I recommend being very cautious. The voltage on these batteries run higher than standard (Duracell or Energizer) batteries and they burnt the circuitry in my Gander Mtn. 350 Lumen Tactical light. I could smell the burnt electronics inside.
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You should have no problems with that battery. I hooked up the light to a 12V supply I have. The light uses 0.8A.
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my flashlight uses cr123 it works fine with the batteries I use. but as I stated my batteries are NOT re-charged.
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Not well, no. It is designed for a smaller light. AA cells, maybe C. I have the ultra fire flashlights and it works well with the smaller ones. The larger is too big and is hard to get in and out of my duty belt.
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As long as it's a 2 or 3 D Cell Maglite it should work. Mine was from the early 90s, I don't believe they've changed much.
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if they take cr123 batteries, I don't see why they wouldn't it. I use them in my Surefire P2X fury dual and DSF-500/590 forend light, with zero problems.
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I have this light and can use one, two or three of the 26650 batteries in it. The flashlight handle unscrews in two locations along the handle. Hope this helps.
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I bought an inexpensive Maglight compatible camo "holster" from Bass Pro, and it works pretty well, but I'll occasionally turn it on inadvertently when removing it from my belt and or sometimes when standing up at my desk. Doesn't happen much and I don't worry over it since it uses AAA cells.
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I dont think so, i think the light has a plastic rotary holder for the 3 batteries. look into lights that take 1 aa and they could be compatible.
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Good Morning, I am scared to say that it will take any battery but as long as its a quality 18650 you should be safe. I just checked to be sure and dropped a few different style 18650's into the bore and all worked. The light comes with the Fenix ARB-L1t 3400 + I am tossing in 2 Xtar CR123a's. Thanks, Shane
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I checked my batteries and both say "10.8/12 V" on them. I would suggest you recheck your batteries to see if they are the same as mine. I'm quite sure your batteries will work just fine for the light.
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If your talking about an individual bulb (PR6 for example) then no, I don't think it will work for you. This is an assembly that has the bulb and reflector assembled together as a single unit. I used it as a replacement for a SureFire tactical flashlight but it would not have worked in my 2 'D' cell MagLight. Hope this helps.
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No. It assumes you will use the lithium 123 batteries that many other lights use. These are non rechargeable batteries.
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The military model uses a CR123a battery. There may be a model of this that DOES work with a AA battery, but I am not aware of the exact model number
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No. The 48 59 1812 is for the M18 batteries. The 48-59-0255 is for the V18 batteries. I have both and they are not interchangeable
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The CR123s will work, but are a little loose. The light is designed to use a single BRC18650 3.7V lithium ion battery, which is manufactured and sold by (you guessed it) UltraFire.