Will this flashlight run on two(2) 16340 batteries?
1302753
Ive used it with one single 18650 and with 3ea AAA NiMH batteries in the holder. But what I'm curious about is will it work using 2ea 18350 batteries loaded?
1302754
no it takes one, I am guessing that you had no luck contacting Securitying also? Its not a bad flash light but the customer service left on the last train...
1491623
It depends on usage. I use mine on a Black and Decker Small hand drill and I manage to get about 4 hours on a charge so I have two batteries.
1879122
The flashlight uses only 1 battery at a time! Battery life is good with this light! But its nice to have that extra battery i case you have need to use light for an extented period of time! Enjoy!!
2114062
I am using the LED bulbs in my old flashlights, they are two AA battery lights, I think the PR3 indicates three batteries, and 4.5 Volts, too much for the Dorcy 41-1643?
1674203
Yes, they are different rechargeable batteries. Look online for BRC 18650 3.7V Li-ion. You will need 2 for the flashlight plus two or more for spares.
799809
Usually these flashlights that specify 18650's will also take two 123a's in series. The electronics makes the adjustment.And 123a's also have a cousin the same size that is rechargeable.And remember the universal rule of Li-ion batteries; the cheaper and more off-brand that you buy, the bigger the mAh rating lie!General rule for 18650's is that none will ever actually test over 3400 mAh.
333175
I purchased a pack of cr2 batteries for this specific flashlight. Works well
875495
No - it runs on a different size battery. AND DON'T BUY IT - the flashlight, batteries and charger I bought were all defective and I returned them. Get the Fenix which runs on AA batteries and get the high output rechargeables made by Sanyo.
1949417
Ut only fits 3 batterys but you can buy an extra 4 it will fit 4 batterys in yhis awsome flashlight
1716679
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.
391018
I am not sure, but I do not think so. It is an exceptional flashlight, a good buy
1923058
Both work. You can put either 2 or 3 18650 batteries in it. If you want to use 2 batteries, you can just take the last pipe on the flashlight away. The last pipe on the flashlight is designed to be taken away. But I really do not think 2-18650-battery can support the flashlight for long time. 3-26650-battery can support the flashlight less then two hours. When you use the flashlight indoor, it will work even shorter because it will become very hot. Also,There are inner pipes which can be taken our and which specially design for 18650 batteries. Those inner pipes can easily be taken out. You must put those inner pipe in to fit 18650 batteries. Actually, there is a video about 8500lm flashlight on YouTube, you can just search " 8500lm flashlight". I really do not know how many watts it has. I guess it may have about 50 watts. I know the HID headlights in cars normally have about 55 watts with 12v storage batteries. This flashlight has 11.1v.
1128915
It uses two CR2032 batt. much like a watch batt. but bigger about the size of a dime.
2114064
Yes, it should. A better way to determine your needs is to count the number of batteries in your flashlight. If you have 2 batteries, that 2 x 1.5 volts = 3 volts, and this unit should work fine. If you have 3 batteries, you need something rated for 4.5 volts, and the Dorcy 41-1644 is a better fit. If you need something really bright, these Dorcy units are not ideal.
1180026
Fortunately, I do not know because I have yet to change the original batteries that I put in there (granted they are lithiums). It really depends on the batteries you're using but I can tell you -- I bought the $5 pocket flashlights and they burn through batteries. This one seems durable and efficient.
1099172
It uses the 18650 3.7V. I may accommodate two CR123's if I recall correctly. Hope this helps.
1498458
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.