Do these spacers, when used with AA batteries, provide enough power to power a Mag-lite type flashlight?
1849631
Yes works very fine, you ll never be wrong with this item. Will work very fine as long the device is powered by 1.5V batteries
1849632
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...
1849633
Yes it will power the flashlight. I use my spacers with AA eneloops for all my devices w/o fail.
1517657
I've always used them with two cell flashlights. If the six batteries are in series (- of one battery against the + of the next battery and so on), then you'll increase the voltage but the overall power capacity remains the same. For example, two 1.5 volt batteries in series gives you three volts, but overall should have the same overall power capacity as one 1.5 volt battery. Six would be 6 x 1.5 = 9 volts. Now Having said that, I have recycled nearly dead batteries into flashlights with these LEDs and still get very useful amounts of light for several more months (where the conventional flashlight bulb would have become too dim to use). Hope that helps, Joe
364735
The batteries are standard diameter 18650, but have the extended button tops which may be long for some flashlights. Not sure on your particular flashlight, but they still fit in mine even with slightly longer overall length.
1162137
It comes with a plastic spacer for the 18650 batteries to work. I have only used one type at a time but they both work. I see more light output with the 26650 batteries. I suggest buying some even if you already have some 18650s. I have the Fenix TK 75 which is comparable to this light with 26650 batteries. This one has more spread, the TK 75 has better throw. Lumen ratings are way off but this is a good light for the price.
279896
AA batteries do not work with this flashlight. You need to use 14500 Rechargeable Batteries. You can get them and the Charger at Amazon. I have very good experience with them.
1967030
In my 'unqualified opinion' they certainly seem to be. They drive my flashlight with 7 T-6 emitters and that puppy gets hot enough to cook, or even start a fire (No, I've not ignited stuff, but then, it gets darn hot darn fast.) The batteries have PCB protection, so they hopefully protect themselves from exploding, thankfully. I'll put it this way, the amount of energy they dump appears to be on the order of a rather bright car headlight. I cannot advise about 'vaporizing' as such, however, with an inverter to a charging circuit with enough capacitance and inductance mated together, it'd surely be possible for them to be a source for enough energy to be 'charged up and dumped at will' quite handily. Think 'super stun gun,' but with one big bad jolt at higher amperage.
715041
Sorry I don't know what a mag-tac; however I use them in a 750 lumens flashlight.
1834958
I don't think so. These are for a rechargeable system, so it might power the flashlight the first time but how would you recharge the batteries? Its designed to be charged inside the flashlight by its charging cradle while still housed in the rechargeable Maglight.
379589
I can't say for specifically for that light but I recommend being very cautious. The voltage on these batteries run higher than standard (Duracell or Energizer) batteries and they burnt the circuitry in my Gander Mtn. 350 Lumen Tactical light. I could smell the burnt electronics inside.
31272
Yes unfortunately. They last a while but you will have to find these at the store or order. Can't use AA or AAA that most of us have lying around. I take my batteries out when camera not in use.
1402564
I'm inclined to say yes. I mean, if you're using them for a flashlight then they're probably a good cheap alternative... they do probably have an overstated mAH rating but otherwise they would probably work fine.However if you intend on using them for an e-cig/vaporizer/mod then I'd highly discourage you from buying these & I'd recommend some AW 18650's instead.
1082228
Rechargeable batteries are usually 1.2v, while alkaline are 1.5v. AA batteries hold a lower amount of energy reserves depending on what you buy (anywhere from 750 mAh to 2000 mAh). Alkaline D batteries hold a lot more, depending on the brand (up to 17,000 mAh that I have seen). The spacers would be less useful, or maybe even useless, for high energy usage, but work quite well with low energy use. I have a set so that I can use them in my lanterns during power outages, since I have a lot of AA rechargeable batteries for TV/AV remotes etc.. I don't want the bulk of lots of extra D cells.
1203118
Yes they will work. However, you will have to put something conductive like a magnet between the contact points if they are too short to reach them. Example using 18650 Battery 18xxx means it is 18mm diameter xx65x means it is 65mm long xxxx0 means it is a round battery Using, say an 18500 battery like you have: 18mm diameter, so it will still fit just fine 50mm length, so you might need conductive spacers 0 = round battery And the same applies for the 18350 battery.
340921
No. Takes 2 regular AA batteries. If u hv some (recharge-ables) I'm sure they'd work fine.
567645
these do work with AA batteries. (4ea) However so far I can only get a range of about (1 mile) Very disappointing!
1416011
I have only converted single buld flashlights with this bulb. I keep the original bulb as a spare in case the Dorcy stops working. With regard to rechargable batteries, they will work, although they may not be as bright as alkaline batteries due to the lower voltage.
385724
Im not sure. If you are wanting a bright mag lite, then this flashlight probably wouldn't be the best choice for you. I concider it to be more of a light you would use in your tent on a camping trip. What I got it for, was in harvest, there is no place to recharge the cell phones, and this light works perfect for that, along with the fact, while working on the combine, you can hang the flashlight. Im just really fond of this light. It serves its purpose well for our situation.