Are these revision E or F?
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From what I am finding from google on the revision's of Eotech sites, all Eotechs manufactured after 2004 are revision F. I know that all Eotech's we sent in to Amazon were made in 2015. However as far as I understand, when we ship our product to amazon it is added to a general pool of all Eotech 512's fullfilled by amazon. Bottom line it is possible you might get one made prior to 2004, however I believe that is very unlikely.Smiley's
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From what I am finding from google on the revision's of Eotech sites, all Eotechs manufactured after 2004 are revision F. I know that all Eotech's we sent in to Amazon were made in 2015. However as far as I understand, when we ship our product to amazon it is added to a general pool of all Eotech 512's fullfilled by amazon. Bottom line it is possible you might get one made prior to 2004, however I believe that is very unlikely. Smiley's
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Yes there is multiple revisions. You must buy the proper one. Only way to find out which you need is to take it apart and look
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Oh wow, I can't remember. They must follow the industry standards so try 0000 or 0123 or 1234
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No they're not, but the E72 is almost certainly a typo. The number is the diameter of the bulb in mm so you can measure any bulb to determine its "E" designation. E12 is candelabra, E26 is "medium", which is what you screw into most light sockets.An E72 bulb would be almost 3" across!
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I have two of these and I don't find a hardware revision ID anywhere visible on the device front or back. But I have updated firmware many times with no issues. It's safe to assume that Amazon is selling the latest revision from their store.
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not 100% sure but they did fit my e revo if you call a hobby store and ask if the mounting nut is the same on the two they will.
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Scott, as far as I can tell, they are the same. The correct part is with the "T", perhaps the other is a typo? I have been to the manufacturers web site, and they are not showing one without the "T".
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James, All of our Celox have 2014-12 on it, so I am assuming they are meant to be replaced at that time.Dale
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I believe they are. Those were the ones I was looking for. Did a search for the CR123A and this ones came up.
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I don't know. I replaced it with the exact revision model (REV) and Part Number (P/N). Good Luck
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I'm sorry but I don't know model numbers. All I can tell you is they are "e series".
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Mine were knock-off UltraFires. Branded as "Ultra-Firos". Notice how they branding is facing the opposite way in every picture. Contacted the seller. Stated it was a miss-print. Internals have no circuit protection. Stay away.
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Yes it is the F version. 6767 is the tool. The F are the tips that are removable and interchangeable. Amazon supplies the F tips. These are the best.
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I will check i think i still have fhd instructions . I will let you know at some point today and sorry frvthd delay
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Yes it is. I think the "E" indicates a refill size or similar. Been working for me for almost a year
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They should be a correct replacement for you. Although please make sure your old batteries have the same terminal type. This listing is for F1 terminals and the batteries can also have F2 ones. Here you may see the difference between them: F1 and F2 represent the type of connector that is located on the top of the battery. F1 terminals are .187 inch wide (the contact towards the end narrows) and F2 terminals are .250 inch wide (the contact towards the end narrows). Most emergency light applications use a F1 terminal and most emergency power backup (UPS) applications use F2 terminals. Please let me know if there is anything else we can assist you with.
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Mine is H/W version C1, F/W version 1.20. Like others below have said, I wouldn't recommend it. Doesn't work very well.