I'm confused. If my husband has a 2 cell maglite how many of these would I need? Single pack or double? Thanks.
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2,3,4 cell, just simply means how many batteries it takes. You only need 1.the two pack is for two flashlights.
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It is a direct replacement for the incandescent bulb. Count the number of bulbs in the lamp rather than the number of batteries.
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You would need one. It's just an led bulb. Make sure the maglite is the older version as it did not fit in my brand new one
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If he has just one flashlight, he would only need one replacement bulb. These really do improve the light intensity..
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Kevin, Sorry, I was out of town/out of range for two weeks! I bought two of the Luxeon flashlights. One in each size. Love them both. The small one uses one battery, 123 Lithium, the next size up-2 batteries, 123 Lithium. I recommend both flashlights and would buy them again. Hope this message was in time to help you. G'day, Donna
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these rings are made for both "c" and "d" maglites or other flashlights of the same diameter. if you need an exact diameter measure th battery tube of the light. hope this helps.
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I would imagine not. 14500 run at &#8776;3.7 V. You stick two of those in your maglite, you are going to be running 4 times what this bulb is designed to run on. Perhaps if you could make a dummy battery so you run on only one, it might work.
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i have two flashlighits. 1 uses the 18650 bat. power of light in a 3,000 lumens flashlight.in my 2nd flashlight i uses 26650 bat. which are a larger battery and light power is 11,000 lumenslike others have stated my larger flashlight does have sleeves so that i could usethe smaller18650 batteries. the smaller batt. would not last long in the largermore powerful flashlight. like they say size matters.......
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No, the 18650 is both slightly longer than two CR-123a's and larger in diameter. Also, they run 3.3-4.2V as opposed to 5.6-6.4V total for two 123a's - the LED flashlight must be designed to accommodate them. Many two '123a cell lights made in the PRC, like my Olight M21 & M22 and Fenix PD-35, will use them - and work better, too. None of my 2-cell US-made Surefires will fit them - the body tube's ID is too small.
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Buy the 18650 battery. You can usually find them with a charger included with a pair of the 18650 batteries. The flashlight should come with a plastic sleeve that holds one 18650 battery.
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These didn't work in my MagLite - the spring in the butt end of the flashlight is a larger diameter than the butt of the AA cell. No electrical contact for me. I'm sure I could rig something in there to make it work, but...
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I have both 2 cell C and D size maglights. Two were over 15 years old. The kits work for the C cells but they do not fit the bulb collar on the D cells.
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This accessory pack fits 2, 3, or 4 D-cell battery full-sized flashlights. Won't fit any other diameter (size) flashlight. What's an ML300LX? Please describe flashlight by battery size and number of batteries.
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I now own 4 Fenix PD35s. $70 here on Amazon. Orbtronic 18650 3,400mAH rechargeable batteries with intellicharger 4 ver 2. About the best light for size and the ability to set a intensity and have the light turn back on to that setting is the best thing about it. Bright too. Go to Fenix.com to see what they have but I know which one I like!
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It sounds like your XL50 might be defective, I've looked around and no one else is complaining about run time. I guess I'm wrong about the lumen comparison but my XL100, which I bought from Amazon, states clearly on the Maglite package that it has 83 lumens. The Maglite webpage for the XL50 says 104 lumens. Either Maglite has made a mix up, or no one yet owns both flashlights.
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Just one. This flashlight requires a charger. I already had the charger when I bought this flashlight. There are two styles of chargers one that will charge just the light and one they call a "Piggy back" charger that will charge a light and an extra battery. Both styles work the same I prefer the piggy back due to lots of use.
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I have both flashlights and both are really good lights. I actually use the mag light though while working. The other is in my car as a back up.
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I got a 2 pack of an earlier model at least 5 years ago. The charger base on one stopped charging about a year ago so I just charged them back and forth on the good one until now. Both flashlights still work until I get me replacements. I don'y know about the new ones but I'm sticking with this brand based on my experience.
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Hello Katie. Since I ordered them 4 someone else, I don't know. I would get hold of 1 & try it b4 buying a whole pack. Merry Xm.
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You can either use two 123 Lithium batteries (expensive option and don't last very long) or get the BRC18650 batteries Amazon offeres (cheaper option). The BRC 18650 batterys from Amazon are rechargeable, if you look at the same set of batteries I purchased, it came with the wall charger too. It included two batteries and only one is needed to work the flashlight, it is the same lenght as two of the 123 batteries so you always have a spare battery ready. The two pack batteries with charger from Amazon cost me around $12.00. I have one of these and a Coast PX25 flashlight (cost $30-$45) but uses AAA batteries. This light is a little brighter than the PX25 but imo not made as well. I have not had any problems with either light but I think the PX25 is more rugged.