Is the Streamlight 69140 Helmet Mounted Flashlight compatible with any rechargeable batteries?
1694143
I am using the original battery still. I haven't shopped for batteries yet. Good luck. HH
1694144
I would guess so but then again I would rather use a reliable streamlight brand battery instead for their product
28025
my flashlight uses cr123 it works fine with the batteries I use. but as I stated my batteries are NOT re-charged.
349831
no they are a rechargeable only battery. They are inbetween a AA and a C battery. This light is bright, but its not where near 3800 lumens. might be 600 or 800 lumens at the most. my streamlight stinger shines farther and has a more noticeable light beam. not to mention my streamlight lasts 6 hours on a extended life battery where as you get 30 minutes max with this flashlight
133842
This is a rechargeable flashlight and the batteries can't be removed. Only our 180 lumen stun gun flashlight has a removeable battery.
278834
Yes, search for "P60 drop-in." This light takes a 18650 rechargeable battery.
2281148
The correct size is a double A. I tried a non-rechargable type, which is 1.5 volts, and was pleased with how bright it was. I would expect a rechargeable 1.2 volt battery to give a lower brightness. The rechargeable type 14500 battery that came with the flashlight I ordered is a less common type that is rated at 3.7 volts. It gives a very bright light.
1012221
The item shown here is not the light, but only the swivel mount used to mount the Cree flashlights. It will easily mount the Cree 300lm. lights, and with a little effort even the 1000 lm. Cree lights which use the 14560 rechargeable batteries. I have mounted both of these in this mount, and it works very well. Can use on a handle bar, or on a gun barrel. Hope this info is helpful. donriker38us
778064
Don't use higher voltage batteries. I bought 3 Volt rechargeables - it turns out they are rated at 3.6 volts but output 4.2 volts fully charged. Your $80 IR Streamlight will get really bright for about 1/10 of a second before it burns out. Expensive lesson learned.Tom
71812
Battery, yes.Streamlight Product Number 75375Battery Stick - NiMH - Stinger/XT, Stinger LED/DS LED/LED HP/DS LED HP, PolyStinger, PolyStinger LED/DS LED)
540143
I am not sure. I gave it to my grandson and his parents never mentioned it. But I would think so as most flashlights have batteries that can be replaced.
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1611161
Not sure about your flashlight, but if it is comparable to a Streamlight Stinger then yes. I would suggest going to the respective websites and comparing them.
831173
Yeah, I just bought a M18 battery and one of these flashlights. They will NOT work together!
87461
I don't think so, only the standard AA battery will work and is really reliable. Use a Duracell. I had this flashlight for 5 months now, and it still works nicely. Very strong beam, and the strobe is highly effective.
2212423
It does not. The batteries required are not something you can find at Walmart or the like. I purchased this charger: "Tenergy 2-Channel 18650/14500 Li-ion Battery Charger and 2 Li-ion 18650 Cylindrical 3.7V 2600mAh Rechargeable Batteries-Button Top with PCB" from Amazon. They carry an impressive charge for some time. When the brightest beam fades a bit, you will know it is nearly time for a recharge. Not long after a slight dimming, the flashlight will simply not work without battery recharge--sort of an "all-or-nothing" phenomenon. With these batteries I describe the beam as stunning, literally. Caution is in order to not harm anyone's eyes.
913661
I have no idea. You might check some of the flashlight forums on the web and see the manufacturers websites.
406881
Per Don R. "according to the manufacturer, and 18650 Lithium-ion battery will work with this light." Is your rechargeable battery attached with a USB port? If it is, contact the seller and request their help. They may sell or send you an extension piece to your flashlight and that will enable the use of the USB rechargeable battery. As previously noted this Seller has Excellent customer service and will personally respond to your request.