Best AAA LONG LASING battery ?
1022208
Much better then regular battery, took 200 pictures in Alaska and still going strong.
1022209
Depends on the application. Any device with a motor or that provides any movement, like a miniature player/recorder/or similar, will last longer with the Energizer battery, whether a AAA or a AA. A straight resistive load, like a flashlight/or similar, are just as reliable with regular batteries. Hope this helps!
1022210
I suggest Energizer I have used for some time, been in my home thermostat for 2 years and still going.
1515701
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)
818476
alot of folks recommend using nimh batteries and a good charger. Personally I prefer using the Energizer lithium batteries. They last a very long time and I have taken 100's of shots, used the flash alot plus recorded a few videos and the batteries are stil going strong. Alkaline batteries are best for emergency situations only when no other battery type is available. A set of 4 lituium battieries is around $9.
1789695
I recommend using the Surefire brand CR123 batteries. They are quite reasonably priced! http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000UX93OQ
980898
AAA. I love this light (I use it clipped on a music stand) but it does eat batteries! I guess the convenience of use outweighs the cost of the batteries.
500739
AAA **RECHARGEABLE** - any kind will do. I bought a set of Sanyo batteries with a separate charger from Amazon.
1214624
Milliohm hours deals with longevity, and depending on the flashlight it won't affect brightness. Most flashlights won't allow the brightest levels when battery starts to get low. Also the quality of the batteries and charger had an impact. My boss had a crappy 3600 mAh battery that lasted half as long as my 2600mAh Tenergy, both 18650 style. I would say that the 18650's are a better option than two 123's, but some flashlights won't take the slightly larger 18650's.
1283200
I'd go with the HP 17 TAC. Brighter light, 615 lumen...3 D batteries rather than 4 AA in the HP 14 and therefore longer run time. Both would be good units, the #17 is 8 " long the #14 is 7".
1277545
I can only attest to Energizer and Streamlight batteries. Any quality battery will provide consistent performance from this outstanding tact light.
1868961
Long, just as any laser. However this does not work via trigger pull. It is constant on when activated. Might not be the solution you are looking for.
1346252
I recommend replacing the 1000 mAh batteries with better ones after the originals wear out. One of the comments when I bought my Moonrays was that, " 3 AA NIMH batteries of at least 2000mah capacity for each light," are better. Nickel Metal Hydride batteries aren't cheap but are worth the price.
1105241
From memory, the lifetime warranty specifically excludes both the battery and the halogen globe. At almost 4 years, I think the battery has done fairly well. A rechargeable Maglite in its cradle is a moderately expensive method of providing emergency/convenience lighting, but it does ensure that it is almost always ready to go without worries about flat batteries/no spares.I'm afraid buying a new battery is your only option.
2083368
the batteries for the laser is small small.watch battery. it.willbsay in the instructions. as far as the flashlight i recommend lithium batteries model make and type rayovac lithium 123a battery type
40297
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.
1966847
I used the Tenergy 18650 battery and charger combo. So far I have used the light once to scan my backyard and the output of the was fantastic.The fit of the batteries were no issue at all. I have the spare one charged and stored for over 3 months, took it out and the voltage drop was negligible.I will test the battery again in a few weeks a see what voltage drop I have.As far as the light goes, it was a good buy and I highly recommend the Tenergy battery charger combo to get started.
723271
NI-MH AAA 900mAh 1.2 volt led lenser batteries, they last a long time, I use the light every night and recharge them everyday. Trust me this is a great light.
734061
Yeah, the Panasonic batteries are really the way to go for this light. They are unbelievably high quality batteries that keep their charge and are - above all - stable. Buy a crap light to use something like Ultra Fires or similar, useless batteries. You really should attempt to match quality for quality in this case. You'll be a lot happier anyway, so will your supercool Zebralight...