CAN THIS FLASHLIGHT USE CR123 BATTERIES?
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NO. you have to get the 3.7 volt rechargeable batteries. Well worth it. Great flashlight and battery I might add. Get the combo on Amazon.
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I think the batteries for it are specialized just for the flashlight. And another thing I dont like about it is, if the power is off a long time, no way to charge it. But, as for as being a good flashlight, it is. But, it has limitations.
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get these: TangsFire® High capacity 2pcs 3.7V 18650 3600mAh Rechargeable lithium ion BatteriesI bought this flashlight, and got the blue batteries as shown with it as well, and while they are good, the Tangsfire ones I linked are better. The flashlight is a little brighter with them. I tested the flashlight with the blue ones shown and compared them to the Tangsfire ones, and the tangsfire ones last longer and are a little brighter.
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Yes, this light can be powered by two cr123 batteries that should be in the photo section of your local big box store. The other option is using the 18650 batteries which are available on amazon and maybe some hobby stores
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I have both batteries to use in this torchlight. Cr123a making a little problem on sizing. All these rechargable batteries are made in china. Thus, having size problems from brand to brand. To me, 18650 fits better and lifetime is longer.Hope can helpThanks
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No, the flashlight itself does not come with any batteries. It will take both, (2 CR123A's or 1 18650) but it will not come with them in the flashlight box.
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These are 3.6vdc. Under a load, it should drop to around 3v depending on the load. If your flashlight required 2 cr123 batteries then, your flashlight required 7.2vdc however, with that said, if your light had a xenon bulb, then it suffered from a short 6 month max life and, probably had little to do with the batteries.
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The CR123a battery is becoming more commonplace all the time as more and more high output small flashlight hit the market. it is larger than an AA but smaller than a C.
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I am not a battery specialist, but I will try to help you. I think that the rechargeable version of the CR123A battery is the RCR123, also known as the 16340 battery. This JETBeam IntelliCharger DOES recharge the RCR123 (16340) battery. I hope this answer helps. Rex
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I went to Batteries + and they gave me (2) two CR123A batteries that work great. Bought a 6 pack.
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no, you must use the 18650, you can also use 2- 123cr batteries, but i would stay with the 18650.
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If that stream light requires the CR123A battery then I would image that these batteries would work
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Yes again; I have been using rechargeable CR123's for a year now, with daily use, without incident.
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Be sure the chemistry of your CR123(A) battery is Li-Ion, not just Lithium. The former are rechargeable; the latter is not.
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Not sure about damage, but my flashlight (FENIX) worked with those, but company recommended TENERGY 18650 rechargeable. One 18650 same size as two CR123s. TENERGYs hold charge longer. Should work for you, John, but email to your LEGACY company should confirm it for you.
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Can't be. An 18650 is WAY bigger than a CR123A and has 2-3,000 mAh. In a word...unpossible.
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I have not tried it and the product discription doesn't include the cr 123's in the list of batteries it charges. Hope this helps. Irwin
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These batteries are not same as cr123. They are bigger and stronger than cr123's and they will fit inside unique fire uf-2200 flash light.
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These batteries are incompatible with any flashlights except LED flashlights. Flashlights with xenon, or other incandescent bulbs are designed for 3 Volt batteries, but the rechargeable RCR123A are 3.2 to 3.5 volts. The higher voltage of these batteries will quickly burn out the bulb if it is an incandescent bulb flashlight.