Can you hang this flashlight around your neck like the Black &amp; Decker BDCF4SL 4-Volt MAX Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Snakelight?
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I am not a big fan of this flashlight. You can hang it around your neck, but no matter what you do, it will never point where you want it to. The best feature of this gizmo is the bright light, and the beam width can be adjusted. That's it! I think it is a piece of junk!
920778
Mine had a loop provided with it, and the flashlight is not too big for a keychain, if you are used to carrying a number of keys with you. It really depends on your personal preference, what you are wearing and what you are going to be doing. At times I have carried mine on my keychain, and at other times loose in my pocket.
256457
No, 18650 battery is too big for it. The flashlight is Powered by: 1 x AA / 1 x 14500 3.6v Battery (NOT Included) as advertised. If you need 14500 battery, please search B00FYMPSGA.
958981
Not well, no. It is designed for a smaller light. AA cells, maybe C. I have the ultra fire flashlights and it works well with the smaller ones. The larger is too big and is hard to get in and out of my duty belt.
1588456
Afraid not friend. ...CDM makes a flashlight mount that'll work for you. Just search CDM mount on amazon and you'll find it.
1607274
This light it really big to attach to a gun. Its about the length of the average persons hand and about an inch thick. Not sure which mount would work for you though. Its very bright, but batteries dont last very long at all. I used this for my bike and I only get about 45 min constant use before it dims to useless.
263572
Surefire sells a belt clip that is Velcro. I don't like it because the flashlight hangs to high up into the holster versus below the belt attachment. I haven't looked for others.
795441
Yes it can be removed from mount by removimg 3 tension screws and removing the battery cover. The flashlight measures 20 mm but there is a recess where it slips into the holder and at that point it measires 18 mm so to answer to the best I can inside diam of holder is 18 mm. Hope this helpes
1164370
This light is not adjustable. i do not recommend buying this model. I recommend 1600LM Lumen Zoomable CREE XML XM-L T6 LED Flashlight Torch Sold by Tosell888 but it does not come with a battery or charger
2128995
no you can't. You have to take the battery out and charge it. Some people complain about that. I work at a police department and am in charge of purchasing flashlights among other things. We started changing over from our old magcharger lights to these about a year and half ago. We have about 30 of them in the field. So far they have been great. A single charge lasts an exceptionally long time and it has a very low discharge rate when not in use. Personally I charge it about once a month and have yet to have it die on me. It's a great flashlight for the money and I would highly recommend it.
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I have bought a dozen of these flashlights over the last five years. Initially, they all had the same problem, the switch would only work if held part way on. The answer below this from R. Hennigh about a loose retaining nut is worth a shot, but for all twelve of mine, here's what I had to do, and what I'd recommend you try first. Unscrew the head and tailcaps of the flashlight and remove the battery. Hold the body tube up towards a window or a lamp...can you see through the tube? If not, take a long drift pin, a long dowel rod, anything that can take a good whack and not break...insert into the body tube from the tail (switch) end...when it contacts the plastic disc obstruction in the body tube, hold the tube tightly, and whack the rod with a hammer...HARD! When you dislodge the black plastic disc with the little brass colored rivet in its center, THROW IT AWAY! It serves no purpose, and stops the flashlight from working. Once removed, reassemble the head-end, re-insert the battery, and twist the switch cap back on...it should work fine now. Those caps were supposed to ensure the battery was inserted the correct way...the rivet is slightly indented on the tube side, and slightly proud on the head side. This would stop the flat negative side of the battery from making contact with the L E D driver circuit and destroying it due to reverse polarity...BUT...most 18650 battery positive end tips DO NOT fit the recess in the disc, so it prevents the flashlight from working AT ALL!! I have bought 12 of these lights...had to "modify" all of them. I carry two on me at all times, I have several in my vehicles, and have given some as gifts. In 5 years, the ONLY problem I've ever had was the initial need to modify the lights. Other than that, they are blindingly bright, highly reliable, light weight, and hold a charge regardless of the temperature of the vehicle they are stored in for months at a time. Good luck, and let me know how you made out!
1015344
This holder will be too big for your flashlight. It is 2" across. Your flashlight will fall through. I don't know if there is a smaller holder like this...Perhaps buy a bigger flashlight? I use mine with a D cell Maglite and it fits nicely.
227842
You can hang a string or something like fishing wire from the small nub at the end of the light.
859726
Yes, you can. I didn't mount mine because it's so easy to set it down wherever you want light; in addition, I didn't mount my light because it will make it difficult to change the batteries when necessary.
1539723
yes, had one of these and it has fallen off. from all the key chain lights I have owned fenix e05, maratac aaa, and olight i3s are the best and most useful.
1148686
Be careful, the letter at the end, (I.e.- a, b, or c denotes the diameter of the flashlight body, and they don't inter-change, but they operate well with the right diameter body. The only thing I found that might make things better, is the location of the pigtail, ( the pigtail is in the middle of the cable, and makes it a bit bulky as far as mounting goes.) You can pick up real small zip ties at any auto parts store that make controlling wire location easier
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This worked well with my big D cell maglite, and with my fenix TK41. I can't say for sure if your light will fit, but even though it did work well, both my Maglite and my TK were a very firm fit. So I would guess that it will probably work if the head of the light is a bit bigger than the shaft. BTW, I'm not a seller, I just posted a review of my experience with this flashlight holder. What make & model of flashlight are you using? I'll try to find out for you if you want. Take it easy. Jamey