duz it take one or two 18650's ?
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My nitecore 960 takes 2 cr123a batteries. That should be same as one 18650.Teddy www.actionsbyt.com
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As others have said, it uses either one 18650 rechargeable or two CR123 lithium cells. It has four brightness settings and remembers whichever one you left it on when you last turned it off. The 960 lumens is almost too bright. Incredible little light.
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I'm not totally sure but if the four 123er's are in line then two 18650 in line should work. I would test and check to see that they are not overheating. Try searching on Google too.
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You can find them... but they are almost as expensive as the whole package. If you have some technical knowledge it is just a pack of 4x 18650 batteries- 2 sets of parallel wired in series.
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Hi, buddy it requires 4 (18650,) batteries, and for this prise this flashlite is a real gud buy.
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The ultrafire 18650 are very undependable but if they are to work then what you have to do is charge them and when they run most of the way out put them on a charger right away never let them sit with out a charge if you are going to use this type of cell then you should upgrade to a better well known brand they don't last I had 15 of them now I have two the rest just don't take a charge anymore
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An 18650 with no A or B refers to an older and less capacity battery. An 18650b refers to the newer and higher capacity battery, 3400 mah.
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No the 18650 is too large the 14500 will work as well as 1 AA battery. I have several of these flash lights, buy it you'll love it.
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I recommend getting the Tenergy smart charger, which comes with 2 batteries (18650 form factor, which this light needs). Should be around $30. That's all you'll need. Important feature: it charges the two slots completely independently.
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18650 Batteries come in two versions, one "unprotected" and the other "protected". The "protected" batteries are just a tiny bit longer than the other. That might make the difference for you.
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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.
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It takes either a double A battery (1.5 volts) or a 14500 battery (3.6 volts). Two different batteries that are the same size. Either way, it only takes one battery.
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I have never substituted a "three AAA adapter" for an 18650 battery. I much prefer the rechargeable 18650s over the AAAs. Additionally, I have never seen a three AAA adapter the same diameter as an 18650. My suggestion would be to invest in 18650s, with a charger, and use those. I also suggest getting the 18650s with built in protection against overheat. They're easy to find on Amazon.
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Nope, one battery at a time. Having two batteries is great to extend run time between charges, run one battery while charging the other.
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Yes, it will just take twice as along if both batteries are in the same state of discharge. Depending on how your two batteries are hooked up you may be charging both anyway.
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truthly I don't know. they are flat top batteries and appear a little bit bigger then actual 18650.
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Yes. It's still an 18650 which is the main part you should be looking for, this battery just has more mAh than the one you're taking about.
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Hey there =), Neither, the 18650 3.7V is its own type battery. It is used for certain devices and i use them to power my Cree Flashlight.