I need to know if these will work in my Blackhawk Legacy X6 flashlight. I'd rather not waste money if it will damage my light!
1945396
They will not damage your flashlight. I use the exact batteries in my New Intova Nova LED Scuba Diving Light. They will charge quickly and I can get two dives per charge or several surface dives looking into holes and caves. The charger seems to work fairly well too. I have been using the charger and batteries for around six months here in Hawaii.
1945397
Not sure about damage, but my flashlight (FENIX) worked with those, but company recommended TENERGY 18650 rechargeable. One 18650 same size as two CR123s. TENERGYs hold charge longer. Should work for you, John, but email to your LEGACY company should confirm it for you.
1945398
The batteries worked fine for awhile. I put them into the charger and the charger ruined the batteries. It was like the polarity markings on the charger were backwards. By the time I realized I was charging the batteries backwards, they were hot and ruined. I threw the whole damn works in the garbage. Save your money.
814841
I'm not really sure. Check the specs on your light vs the Streamlight ProTac HL, that is the light I have in it.
830995
It would work. The only conflict would be you realizing the cost difference for other like-batteries, it would piss you off. If you can use them, try to get more at once to offset shipping costs; I have since bought more to use in LED flood lights which use the same battery mount!
101917
it fit mine however it uses so little voltage that we did not know two of the batteries went bad about 45 days later and the leaking battery got swollen and ruined the flashlight. If you use it pull the batteries out every 30 days faithfully and check them. We lost several other LED lights the same way. Cost us more to replace the flashlights than we saved in batteries.
718905
Doesn't work at all, let alone put out the 1600LM stated. I bought it for roughly same reason. I'm a peace officer and can never have enough flashlights. Hopefully you're luckier than I have been with it.
539577
I used it to upgrade my 3x D Maglite from incandescent to LED. Worked for me!Considering the package says it works in all C and D cell Maglites, I can't see you having a problem!
884781
dude, i use these in my flashlights, they are ok but yes they are low drain they stink if your going for mech mod's. but i've had to buy plenty of these for my lights but if it's for your lights try the ultrafire, 3.7V 5000mAh they work amazing and last forever. also they are low drain batteries and they are yellow.
26661
Tough question. I'm 60, the flashlight I put this in belonged to my dad so I have no idea how old it is. I would say if the bulb you are replacing screws in this probably will not work. If it is secured by a collar it should be fine. The nice thing about buying from Amazon is it's easy to return stuff if it doesn't work. This replacement kit is great. I recently took the light on a camping trip and easily illuminated areas 200 feet away. A good way to revitalize old gear. HTH
442360
It should work, I've used these in D-cell flashlights before and it's worked just fine.
689864
you can check on the streamlight website. just go to product selector, weapon lights, tlr 2hl, doc/info & compatibility chart
379589
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.
1709486
Depends on if it's an XM-L T6 like it says, or something else. The first one I got wasn't even the same class of Cree bulb, the second was an XM-L U2. From what I've seen online the U2 is around 5700k and the T6 is around 6500K. This also seems to match up between the U2 I got here and another light I have with an actual T6.Of course, the permanent button memory and lack of adjustable focus kill this flashlight for me. It's bright, but I don't recommend it.
1375610
I have a similar looking flashlight (not sure of the brand), but it's that style. These do work, but they have the blue ones that seem to fit better for the flashlight. I use these green ones in my ecig as they are more narrow than the blue ones. The blue ones seem to fit more snug.
1429957
I safely used them in a streamlight with no issues.. the streamlight takes 2 CR123 batteries and these worked great in their place.. If I had a MAG-TAC I would test these out and if I ever purchase one I will update this!! I am not scared to try! HAHA
2211947
I'm no expert but if they fit the recharger, and fit properly in the light, and are the proper voltage they should not harm the light.
1434997
I'm not sure. However, they immediately burned out my LED flashlight. Not an easy task. I assumed that they would be a perfect replacement for alkaline "C's". I'm guessing that assumption is not a good strategy.
1191976
If your flashlight is bigger than 1and 1/4 inches then they will not fit. Mine fit just barely