will these work on a fenix pd35? and be able to reach turbo? I've heard rumors the pd35 doesn't reach turbo if it has cr123 batteries instead of 18650
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You might want to phynex. As far as I know they are run on the 123 except the recharable ones
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I find it hard to believe the cr123s would limit the high end output of the Xenix of any other light. In fact I was under the impression the 18650s were more limited on max lumens but provided a better burn time than the cr123s. My Nitecores and my fenix both seem to do very well on these cr123 cells...
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Dear Customer, Please note that this light only works with 18650 battery. 18650 batteries are very available in the market, by brands like Sony, Panasonic etc. You may want to purchase an extra battery to complement the one shipped with the light. In the near future Cycle Beam may offer individual replacement 18650 batteries in our webstore to make it even easy for our customers to get it. Hope that I answered your question.
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The 18650 batteries are rechargeable but the CR123 batteries are not. It is best to only charge the batteries when they are dead. You will get more life out of the batteries and they will last longer.
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depends on your flashlight. does it have an actual bulb or an LED? these batteries are safe for every cr123 LED flashlight that i have ever owned. if your flashlight has a high pressure xenon bulb or similar then you need to check the specs. dont bother with charging voltage, you are looking at discharge voltage. what kind of flashlight do you own?
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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.
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Well, for starters... I ordered this set to use in my ecig mods. These batteries are monsterous compared to the standard 18650 battery. I have 6 mods and these wouldn't work in any of them. Most of my mods are regulated and have safety features for protection from bad batteries and other protection... These don't fit in my mechanical mods. They are a snug fit in my other mods. They wouldn't fire with these batteries. I later discovered that the voltage was much higher than what was marked on the batteries. This is why they don't work in my mods. The voltage is just waay too high. I would stick to brand name lithium batteries for precautions. Well, for starters... I ordered this set to use in my ecig mods. These batteries are monsterous compared to the standard 18650 battery. I have 6 mods and these wouldn't work in any of them. Most of my mods are regulated and have safety features for protection from bad batteries and other protection... These don't fit in my mechanical mods. They are a snug fit in my other mods. They wouldn't fire with these batteries. I later discovered that the voltage was much higher than what was marked on the batteries. This is why they don't work in my mods. The voltage is just waay too high. I would... » Read More Well, for starters... I ordered this set to use in my ecig mods. These batteries are monsterous compared to the standard 18650 battery. I have 6 mods and these wouldn't work in any of them. Most of my mods are regulated and have safety features for protection from bad batteries and other protection... These don't fit in my mechanical mods. They are a snug fit in my other mods. They wouldn't fire with these batteries. I later discovered that the voltage was much higher than what was marked on the batteries. This is why they don't work in my mods. The voltage is just waay too high. I would stick to brand name lithium batteries for precautions. « Show Less
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dude, i use these in my flashlights, they are ok but yes they are low drain they stink if your going for mech mod's. but i've had to buy plenty of these for my lights but if it's for your lights try the ultrafire, 3.7V 5000mAh they work amazing and last forever. also they are low drain batteries and they are yellow.
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Sorry about the late delay; it says you asked the question on Jan 13, but I think that may be an error. If you haven't figured it out already (sorry, again), it appeared to me that no, that model doesn't. I checked myself. However, some other models that take the cr 123 type batteries seem to also accept the recharables, so the best bet would be to contact Olight about it.
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I do not have that specific flashlight, so I cannot give a definitive yes or no answer. If the regulator inside the flashlight can handle the increased voltage that these batteries output compared to a standard battery, it should work. They won't last as long as a standard battery or a standard rechargeable battery, and they may not increase the brightness either.
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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.
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No in the PC20 You really can really only use CR123 or RCR123 batteries. The diameter of the 18650 is too big.
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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 Battery18xxx means it is 18mm diameterxx65x means it is 65mm longxxxx0 means it is a round batteryUsing, say an 18500 battery like you have:18mm diameter, so it will still fit just fine50mm length, so you might need conductive spacers0 = round batteryAnd the same applies for the 18350 battery.
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The only batteries I've used so far are Titanium Innovations CR123's and the Orbtronic 3400 18650b here http://amzn.com/B00BJ8W3KC. No problems with either!
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If you gave a specific model for the flashlight, I'm sure we could answer this question better. The answer, given the limited information given, is "maybe". There are a couple things to consider. First, CR123s are narrower than 18650. CR123 are 17mm wide (diameter), and 18650s are usually a little over 18mm wide (diameter). So a light that is sized exactly for CR123 will NOT fit 18650. Many lights are sized large enough to accommodate both types, though, so it MIGHT work. The second consideration is voltage. CR123s are 3V, and they maintain that voltage right up until they are almost dead. 4 CR123, then, will deliver 12V for the whole of the battery life (not exactly, but close enough for our purposes.) Two 18650s will deliver only 8.4V, even when fully charged and under light load. If you ask for high current, the voltage will sag even more. And as lithium ion rechargeables are used, the voltage declines. At 50% capacity, they will be down to somewhere between 3.6-3.7 volts each, or 7.2-7.4 volts total. The question is, then, can the driver in the light compensate for the lower voltage of the 18650s, or not? Some lights can, and others can't, but without knowing the exact light you have, there is no way to be sure.
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They work just fine with surefire. I don't know why the listing says it's not compatible. So long as is 3.0 volts you are good. Not 3.7 or 3.8, watch out for those trustfire types.I use these in my surefire and streamlights all the time.
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I've used them in my Vamo v5. I've not had any problems. They are 2000 mah, so they won't make it through a full day. They are better suited to low(er) ohms mechanical mods.
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Although I have not tried rechargeable Ni-MH cells in this light, they should work just fine, albeit with a slightly reduced output as compared with fresh D cells. However rechargeable D-Cells are relatively expensive compared with a primary D-Cell. I normally operate my Streamlight Siege on medium, not high, to obtain the long runtime.