can I use lithum batteries in lite
769525
yes I use them most of the time lithium batteries will last longer but I am not sure if they give you superior lighting at first. Of course lasting longer will give you better beam of light longer when alkalines start to lose power.
769526
I don't know why not? I use lithium and regular batteries for my other devices without a problem as long as it is the same voltage and size. Good lite and powerful and long lasting on even a near dead battery. Finish wears off though.
769527
I've never tried it. Maybe try to contact Gerber. Ordinary alkaline batteries last a long, long time anyway. I've used one battery for six months. Of course, I don't use it extensively but do take some long walks at night.
143246
The way it sounds , it would NOT make any difference what you put in, still will NOT work. The larger battery is not your solution. I bought 12 and none worked. Tried it all, nothing. Finally got refund from vender, took a while. The lites are great when they work. Buy from a different vender and pay attention to reviews by fellow buyers...good luck !
1389742
The short answer is yes, they work fine. A lithium-ion battery does require it's own charger, but in the case of my Craftsman powered tools the lithium-ion charger will also recharge the conventional ni-cads.
17941
I have found that the 18650 3000mAH batteries work very well with it. You can get the inexpensive charger andd use them over and over again or charge up an extra set for when the ones in the flashlight drain down. The specific brand I use is UltraFire batteries.
732299
yes, I have some prismatic cells(103450) that line up with the contacts, these lith-ion batteries follow the same charging specs as the round ones so they work without a problem.
1268258
I'm not sure, because i've only used alkaline batteries in mine so far. But, you might ask one of the other buyers that use their lanterns often if they tried it.
646288
You can use any brand of rechargeable batteries, otherwise if you use it much you will be wasting a lot of money on throw away batteries.
1074896
Yes. It uses a rechargeable lithum battery that must be charged in the special charger. If I can use it, it must be easy...
624397
No, you can use either a lithium rechargeable 18650 battery or the old-skool 2 cr123a's. the single battery is a superior and cost effective option. It has a killer runtime and 12.4 watt hours capacity-about the same as four rechargeable AA's. CR123 is a thing of the past with the awesome new lithiums.
2162762
Yes. AA batteries. Mine even came with a set of Energizer Ultimate Lithium. It can accept lithium, rechargeable, or alkaline. Just make sure you set it to the type you're using.
2027370
As long as the tools are have One + labels either type of One + battery should work fine. You do need to make certain that you use the correct chargers though! Do NOT mix up the chargers! Lithium requires a much more advanced charging system.
337641
You can use both.I use lithium ultimates in mine, makes it lighter, last longer.
275896
You can use the Lithiom Ion batteries as long as they are 18 volt. The charger that comes with the set is a Ni Cad charger so it will not charge the Lithiom Ion batteries.
203112
I haven't tried re-chargeable AAA batteries in the Remix headlamp. However, I don't see a functional reason for why you couldn't try them. It is my experience that I have been getting about 10 -12 hours of use between replacing the standard Duracell / Energizer batteries. I roughly use the high and low settings an equal amount of the time. I have been pleased with the performance of this product.
1040517
No, chargers for the Ni-Cad batteries will not work for Lithium batteries unless they are the 'duel chemistry' chargers, which will work for both battery types.
578181
Unfortunately the goLITE BLU uses custom batteries which are not designed to be replaced. You can still use it plugged in, though.
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.