will this work with rechargable batts.?
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unknown email surefie cust service. suspect it will. it is worth the money upgraiding all my tools as $ allows.
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Cannot say for certain, but volts are volts, and watts are watts. It should work just fine.
927636
Mike, Yes it will work with rechargeable batteries as long as they are 123A 3V, but more importantly make sure it's compatible with your flashlight.The LED conversion head Upgrades SureFire incandescent flashlights originally equipped with P60, P61, P90, or P91 lamps
1756078
I don't think that will work. I charge the batteries with a standard outlet. Hope that helps.
187651
The one I bought was for AA batteries only; non-rechargeable. You would have to get the correct battery carrier and batteries in order to plug into a compatible charger that you already have.
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i've used it with both rechargable and AA batteries. the AA worked for me, but had two negatives in comparison to the rechargables: it felt heavier, and the battery life was shorter. if your adapter for the AA isnt working properly, it might be the unit. have you tried using the rechargable batteries?
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I have come to the conclusion that this works best at recharging batteries then anything else. I have 2 batteries that charge with this and it works fine. One battery is from the same company. I would think that any battery as long as it is compliant with the USB specs should charge fine.
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Hi There, the charger has a USB output which will send power to any device that has a usb charging port or can charge with a USB adapter. If you have a battery charger that will accept power from a USB adapter cable (i.e. one end fits into your battery charger, one end is USB) then it might work for ya. It's basically a big backup battery designed for charging devices, not necessarily batteries. However, you may be able to make that work if you have a battery charger that meets the above requirements.
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Yes it will work, although I prefer to use a better charger! Just make sure that once the batteries are charged and the light on the USB goes out, disconnect the battery first, then the charger! Also when charging the battery, plug the charger in first, then connect the battery! Your battery will hold a full charge and last longer.
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No, it won't. You can use only 1.2-1.5V AA rechargeable or non-rechargeable batteries.
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No. I'm not sure what kind of rechargeable batteries you have, but I have tried this before with the energizer rechargeable batteries and it doesn't work because you can only charge them with the charger case thing that comes with the batteries. I'm guessing this can be applied to all rechargeable batteries. For some reason the usb charger won't recognize the batteries, and if they do charge it is a lie! Maybe this didn't work for just me, byt it's better if you just buy the battery pack. Much longer battery life.
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Please don't the are created with different chemicals that cannot be recharged. Chemical reaction would occur under heat created by trying to charge it and possibly explode. Cheaper to buy rechargable batts
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I could not find anything saying that it would not work with the batteries you asked about. It comes with a batter that seems to last quite a long time. I guess you would just have to try and see. I searched on the net but did not find an answer.
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Hi,No, it won't. You can use only 1.2-1.5V AA rechargeable or non-rechargeable batteries. Let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks!
522113
Hi,i used AAA batteries on this and they do work. And should work.Bought them because I prefer to use regular batteries than rechargeables.Either way there might be manufacturing defects,or consult a retailer to certify its working condition.RegardsDtws76
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No 100% that it will, because I don't have the smaller batteries. I can tell you for certain if this will work with your batteries u will love this product. I use it daily
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The flashlight uses a pair of 123A batteries. So yes, rechargeable 123A batteries will work.
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Yes, it will work fine. The milliampere /hours of the battery only have to do with power capacity ie batterylife. If the voltage is the same and the battery fits bigger mAh is better. Make sure the new one is therechargable type before you attempt to recharge it.
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I don't think so but I'm not sure. Rechargables make sense as the battery life is short.