What size battery is needed for flashlight?
1180251
It uses a single 18650 which is larger than a AA battery, pretty powerful performance............
1180252
This flashlight uses a single UltraFire, a battery similar to a double A but considerably larger. They are extremely powerful and a good value.
1180253
It takes a 3.7 V 3000 mAh Rechargeable battery. You can get a regular 3.7 V battery but they are hard to find. I got some at Battery Plus, or something like that and they were fairly expensive, but the best way is to go to Amazon and find them. I ordered 4 rechargeable batteries with a charger and I think it was less than $10.00. When I got my flashlight I was pissed that batteries didn't come with it & they are hard to find. But the ones I bought worked great & they can be recharged. The flashlight is really bright & I have been very satisfied with the light.
1180254
18650 batteries... I bought the light alone with Protected 18650 Rechargeable Batteries Plus Charger (2pcs) There is two of them, and they are 4000mAh, way more than what comes with this light + battery combo.
1817099
An 18650 rechargeable. Do not put 2 18350's in there. They will fit but it will destroy the light.
2066255
Sorry I don't know. Because rechargeable batteries slowly lose power even when not used, and my flashlight gets used mostly for widely spaced emergencies I use standard batteries.
20767
I don't have the flashlight so guessing, but it's probably for the 18650 battery as it's narrower than the 3 AAA batteries
612031
Sorry, I dont know the answer to that question. I really like the flashlight. It has all the power and brightness I could want.
1405710
i have two flashlighits. 1 uses the 18650 bat. power of light in a 3,000 lumens flashlight.in my 2nd flashlight i uses 26650 bat. which are a larger battery and light power is 11,000 lumenslike others have stated my larger flashlight does have sleeves so that i could usethe smaller18650 batteries. the smaller batt. would not last long in the largermore powerful flashlight. like they say size matters.......
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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 just checked mine. It has the 18650 Li-Ion Battery in it. (Had to get my rifle out of the case to check it!). If you bought one of the flashlights and they sent the wrong battery, you should get in touch with them. The 18650 Battery DOES fit. (I have 3 of them!)
1069369
Uses standard square 6 volt lantern battery available at most grocery and hardware stores. You can also use the adapter that came with the flashlight with 4 D batteries.
2028845
This takes a 18650 3000Mah battery, this is looks like a really large AA battery and can't be subbed with standard battery's. I have seen these kind of battery's in tool stores as well as some automotive stores. This flashlight takes 2 to run and lasts a fair amount of time. They are 3.7v and takes about 12 hours to charge up.
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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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www.amazon.com/Ultrafire-Lumens-Zoomable-26650-Flashlight/dp/B0092Q1N7W is a great use of the batteries. You will need something that takes the 26650 battery and a charger for the batteries to use them.
1660319
This flashlight USES 18650 individual cells or 26650 single battery.The price of the battery is not sure, to see whether the brand!
705623
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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My flashlight is 28.27mm (1.08"). I had to use a couple wraps of electrical tape to make it work. So you would have to uses tape or spacer or something to make it work.
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I have several 18650 batteries. They are all the red UltraFire batteries, but I'm sure they would be the same size as yours. The single red UltraFire 18650 battery is too long and too narrow for this flashlight. At least the "AAA" batteries it takes are easy to find.
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I put mine into a cheap walmart ozark trails 4D flashlight. Each battery is 1.5v so at a total of 6v the light is awesome.