I have a 15-18 year old 5 D cell Maglight. Is this insert the correct type for it? What other details should I know before buying?
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If you contact the seller they will send you a diagram, man this thing is super bright totally worth the trouble.
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This one ... As far as I know, Maglite no longer produce NiCd batteries for the Magcharger, the replacement NiMH battery is, to quote the leaflet that comes with the NiMH battery "The new NiMH battery is a true "drop-in" solution. It will work with ANY and EVERY Mag Charger flashlight and charger, regardless of when they were made." Also, the NiMH battery has a longer "run-time" and doesn't suffer from the old NiCd "memory" problem.
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I bought this same one, I currently use it on my Streamlight Super Tac. I have it mounted on my AR-15 as a weapon light. I know that it will fit that light. Go to Streamlight's website and pick the flashlight you want, when you do that you can scroll down and they inform you of what accessories are compatible with that unit. Once you have determined the remote switch you want get their product stock number and search for it on amazon using the stock number. That is how I did it to ensure I was buying the correct components. Hope this helps. Worst case, call Stream Light on the phone via 800 number, there receptionist should be able to tell you what will fit. Thats a guaranteed correct answer. I bought this same one, I currently use it on my Streamlight Super Tac. I have it mounted on my AR-15 as a weapon light. I know that it will fit that light. Go to Streamlight's website and pick the flashlight you want, when you do that you can scroll down and they inform you of what accessories are compatible with that unit. Once you have determined the remote switch you want get their product stock number and search for it on amazon using the stock number. That is how I did it to ensure I was buying the correct components. Hope this helps. Worst case, call Stream Light on the phone via 800... » Read More I bought this same one, I currently use it on my Streamlight Super Tac. I have it mounted on my AR-15 as a weapon light. I know that it will fit that light. Go to Streamlight's website and pick the flashlight you want, when you do that you can scroll down and they inform you of what accessories are compatible with that unit. Once you have determined the remote switch you want get their product stock number and search for it on amazon using the stock number. That is how I did it to ensure I was buying the correct components. Hope this helps. Worst case, call Stream Light on the phone via 800 number, there receptionist should be able to tell you what will fit. Thats a guaranteed correct answer. « Show Less
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If its a D cell it will probably fit. The standard D cell MagLite fits snug so if its a little thinner it should pop in easily.
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Tough question. I'm 60, the flashlight I put this in belonged to my dad so I have no idea how old it is. I would say if the bulb you are replacing screws in this probably will not work. If it is secured by a collar it should be fine. The nice thing about buying from Amazon is it's easy to return stuff if it doesn't work. This replacement kit is great. I recently took the light on a camping trip and easily illuminated areas 200 feet away. A good way to revitalize old gear. HTH
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As far as I can tell, the packaging is different. Prices vary for old models of Maglites. I paid $25 for mine I think (S6D015).
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Possibly the best way of answering this is to quote from the leaflet that comes with the NiMH battery: "The new NiMH battery is a true "drop-in" solution. It will work with ANY and EVERY Mag Charger flashlight and charger, regardless of when they were made."I have three Mag Chargers, one is a recent model which came with a NiMH battery and two older (ex NiCd) ones, which I have recently upgraded with NiMH batteries and they all work fine on both the old and new chargers.And before anyone makes the obvious comment, yes, I probably have some sort of flashlight fetish - probably stemming from a childhood fear of the dark! Possibly the best way of answering this is to quote from the leaflet that comes with the NiMH battery: "The new NiMH battery is a true "drop-in" solution. It will work with ANY and EVERY Mag Charger flashlight and charger, regardless of when they were made."I have three Mag Chargers, one is a recent model which came with a NiMH battery and two older (ex NiCd) ones, which I have recently upgraded with NiMH batteries and they all work fine on both the old and new chargers.And before anyone makes the obvious comment, yes, I probably have some sort of flashlight... » Read More Possibly the best way of answering this is to quote from the leaflet that comes with the NiMH battery: "The new NiMH battery is a true "drop-in" solution. It will work with ANY and EVERY Mag Charger flashlight and charger, regardless of when they were made."I have three Mag Chargers, one is a recent model which came with a NiMH battery and two older (ex NiCd) ones, which I have recently upgraded with NiMH batteries and they all work fine on both the old and new chargers.And before anyone makes the obvious comment, yes, I probably have some sort of flashlight fetish - probably stemming from a childhood fear of the dark! « Show Less
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DeWalt says it will fit all 9.6 to 36v. flashlights. I have it on my flexible light and it is a very bright, even light with NO filament shadow. I would think you would be very happy with it. The battery life, with this conversion is phenomenal. Another plus, drops don't damage the LED like they did the bulb that came with the light. No more lamps to replace.
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No, I looked at the photo of the 502b & the head is just a little bigger than the shaft which holds 18650 batteries. So I would say that it would slip right through the hole in this holster. It was intended for the big maglite D cell battery flashlights. But there are lots of people making flashlight holsters these days since the LED flashlight craze started a few years ago, so I think you'll find one if you keep looking. But this is definitely too big!!
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Maglites have a lifetime guarantee. Just box it up and send it in to them if something goes wrong. If they charge you for a new LED it's worth it. They always send my lights back like brand new. Never cost more than 20 bucks with shipping. You can't beat that what a New Maglite.
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Don't use this for a MagLite. Their flanged bulbs look similar, but they are of larger base diameter. There is PLENTY of MagLite LED upgrades all over the place.
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I used it to upgrade my 3x D Maglite from incandescent to LED. Worked for me!Considering the package says it works in all C and D cell Maglites, I can't see you having a problem!
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Yes! This is a replacement(AND UPGRADE!) of the old nickel-cadmium rechargeable battery "stick". These new nickel-metal hydride types do not develop a "memory",and will hold a charge for much,much longer than the original that came with your Magcharger flashlight system. Buy it!
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It is suppose to work on 3D To 6D cell lights. I have 3D cell Great Neck lights and the bulbs work fine. Not as bright as Maglite but much brighter than the original bulbs.
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There is a different version for 4-6 cell Mag Lites: TerraLUX TLE-6EX MiniStar5 140 Lumens Extreme LED Replacement Bulb for 4-6 C&D Cell MagLites
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Amazon has them, Maglite will sell you one, they will even fix yours..., Depending on what year your flashlight is, you may need an adapter. Send MagLite an email...
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It works in 2-3 D and C cell Maglites It will not work in a 4 cell. There is a different version that works in a 4 cell though. Just search around a little bit and you should find one.