My flashlight is takes a C size battery. It's no bigger than 1 1/2". Will this holder be to big for my flashlight? If so do you have a smaller one?
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This worked well with my big D cell maglite, and with my fenix TK41. I can't say for sure if your light will fit, but even though it did work well, both my Maglite and my TK were a very firm fit. So I would guess that it will probably work if the head of the light is a bit bigger than the shaft. BTW, I'm not a seller, I just posted a review of my experience with this flashlight holder. What make & model of flashlight are you using? I'll try to find out for you if you want. Take it easy. Jamey
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This holder will be too big for your flashlight. It is 2" across. Your flashlight will fall through. I don't know if there is a smaller holder like this...Perhaps buy a bigger flashlight? I use mine with a D cell Maglite and it fits nicely.
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Shouldn't be a problem as far as the diameter but you need to think about the length of the flashlight and if the light will stick out of your helmet and get you caught up. I'm not sure what your application is but yes it will hold this flashlight
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It does fit snug, but I just carefully (holding the body tight) slightly shake it a little to get the battery unit sliding out. As far as it not turning on, make sure the battery unit is facing the right way with the end with the two minuses and one plus facing the end cap. (do NOT remove the end with the LEDs, only the end cap). Also try fresh batteries just to be sure. (and make sure the individual batteries are put in the holder according to the plus and minus signs) I use rechargeable batteries so I can recharge one set while having another charged set in the flashlight. Hope this helps !
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The fabric stretches so you can get 4 AA batteries in there. I just did it to be sure. However it will distort the shape of the holder if that matters to you. They are a tight fit.
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This will fit a flashlight with a 1.250" bexel and a 1" shaft. the anti roll on the bezel also has to be a small or medium size, use your judgement. If the bezel is more than 1.250" the flashlight will have to be used bezel up with this holster.
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No. I don't recommend using it to hold 1.2 lb and 8" long flashlight. Its just velcro tightening the strap. Your flashlight will be too big and heavy and will cause your flashlight to move. You are welcome to try it and return it if it gives you any issues... but I don't recommend it.
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Ir should. When I got it I thought it was bigger than what it was its made for small flashlights.
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This mount is designed to hold flashlights 1"dia. Mine was slightly under, I used a wrap of electrical tape to ensure a good fit.
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No I am pretty sure these are much larger diameter than the 18650. The flashlight it fits has an insert sleeve to fit the 18650.
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I don't carry my flashlight it's in a tool box, but i have had one made for another light, years ago, by a friend of mine. You might have to do the same.
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Hi F. Austin, good question. The battery holder that comes with the flashlight only fits 3 x AA alkaline batteries. A rechargeable lithium cell would need to have the same size dimensions as the battery holder as well as the same voltage range (3.6V to 4.5V) as the 3 alkaline batteries in series. Generally single lithium cells have a voltage range of 3.2V to 4.2V, which isn't too far off from what it needs to be to operate the flashlight. The main concern is mechanical, is the cell long enough or too long and making sure the cell has a large enough diameter to not move around in the handle. I've never tried it so it would be completely experimental.
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If you choose to use 3ea AAA batteries then you mount them into a separate battery holder, which I'm pretty sure youve seen before.This holder is included with the flashlight.
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If the head of your flashlight is 1-3/4" in diameter and not very much larger and 2-1/2" long at bigger end and the smaller end is about 3" long and diameter of smaller, battery end of your flashlight is about 1" in diameter, it should fit. Check out those dimensions of your light first before purchasing. It is an excellent case for the C-8 and smaller Ultrafire flashlights I purchased. Hope this more detailed account on the dimension capacity will help you.
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Just to be sure, I went to the drawer and took the flashlight out. I removed one of the Duracell batteries I had in it. Much to my surprise, no where on the battery did I find the size printed. But I know it has to be a "D" cell. It takes 2 "D" cells. I see the confusion with 2C in the name.
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I have it on a 7/8" diameter handle bar holding a 1" diameter flashlight. I tried it on a 1 1/4" bar and it held fine but I'm not sure if it will stretch enough to hold on a 1 1/2" bar. It will definitely clamp down on a 1 1/4" diameter light but probably not clamp down on a 1 1/2" light unless you switch out the bolt for a longer one.
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This flashlight is listed as a 1" tactical flashlight so you would think that any 1" flashlight mount would work. This flashlight body is square so a normal 1" mount doesn't fit correctly. But if you use longer screws you can make them work. I bought the 45 degree offset 1" flashlight mount and ditched the screws it came with. I used 1" long screws of the same thread (sorry I don't remember but it was a standard size I picked up from lowes). Honestly you can barely tell. And it works just fine.
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Unscrew the flashlight. Batteries usually go inside it. For AAA batteries, they just fit into the little 3 battery housing and it slips inside. If it doesn't work then turn it around.For the special C batteries (I do not recall which they are) you use a plastic sleeve that comes with it to fit them in.