will it fit inside a maglite D cell Flashlight ?
1321342
You guys are hilarious. Not sure what you're up to, but keep up your shenanigans.
449993
If its less then a 1"inches around it should work. I have a monster flashlight T6-1000-4 it fits good. Hope this help you.
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.
861596
I have several PD35 flashlights and it fits fine. Here is the list from Fenix. E20, E21, E25, E35, E35UE, L1, L1P, L2P, L1S, L2S, L1T, L2T, L1D, L2D, LD10, LD12, LD20, LD22, LD25, P1D, P2D, P3D, PD10, PD20, PD30, PD31, PD22, PD32, PD35, UC40, UC40UE
1763458
it should, it kinda a universal holster, I put a Beretta M9 full-size in it. I guess it depend on how big the flashlight is. I hope this helped.
20767
I don't have the flashlight so guessing, but it's probably for the 18650 battery as it's narrower than the 3 AAA batteries
1742702
It will fit the flashlight and fits our charger where I work which is the unit that holds the flashlight and an extra battery.
2148297
There are 3 AA to 1 D adapters and then there are 5 AAA to 1 D adapters, both result in a 1.5v D cell size battery unit. Either should FIT in this and any D size application. Voltage wise the result is still 1.5 volts x 2 which the LED needs. However, there are some wattage (amp/hour) differences that may affect the output and life of the instrument when adapters are in use. It shouldn't damage the LED "bulb", it just may not perform as desired. You can do further research on the Maglite LEDs on "http://www.flashlightreviews.com/reviews/maglite_mag-led.htm" and "http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?119665-MagLite-2C-2D-4D-3W-LED-drop-in-Technical-Review&highlight;=mag-led". There are 3 AA to 1 D adapters and then there are 5 AAA to 1 D adapters, both result in a 1.5v D cell size battery unit. Either should FIT in this and any D size application. Voltage wise the result is still 1.5 volts x 2 which the LED needs. However, there are some wattage (amp/hour) differences that may affect the output and life of the instrument when adapters are in use. It shouldn't damage the LED "bulb", it just may not perform as desired. You can do further research on the Maglite LEDs on "http://www.flashlightreviews.com/reviews/maglite_mag-led.htm" and... » Read More There are 3 AA to 1 D adapters and then there are 5 AAA to 1 D adapters, both result in a 1.5v D cell size battery unit. Either should FIT in this and any D size application. Voltage wise the result is still 1.5 volts x 2 which the LED needs. However, there are some wattage (amp/hour) differences that may affect the output and life of the instrument when adapters are in use. It shouldn't damage the LED "bulb", it just may not perform as desired. You can do further research on the Maglite LEDs on "http://www.flashlightreviews.com/reviews/maglite_mag-led.htm" and "http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?119665-MagLite-2C-2D-4D-3W-LED-drop-in-Technical-Review&highlight;=mag-led". « Show Less
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It does fit snug, but I just carefully (holding the body tight) slightly shake it a little to get the battery unit sliding out. As far as it not turning on, make sure the battery unit is facing the right way with the end with the two minuses and one plus facing the end cap. (do NOT remove the end with the LEDs, only the end cap). Also try fresh batteries just to be sure. (and make sure the individual batteries are put in the holder according to the plus and minus signs) I use rechargeable batteries so I can recharge one set while having another charged set in the flashlight. Hope this helps !
1650655
The tube is about 1 3/8" outside diameter. It will not fit the typical 1" weapon-mount flashlight holders. The inside diameter is actually just larger than 1" I.D. since it can hold the 26650 battery, which is a 26mm diameter battery (thus the 26xxx designation).
1191976
If your flashlight is bigger than 1and 1/4 inches then they will not fit. Mine fit just barely
76753
I am not sure. I do not know the model designation for my flashlight. The physical dimensions of the new bulb (1 inch dia) matched the old bulb so I took a chance.
1991517
No. Try this for your MagLite..http://www.amazon.com/Terralux-LED-Upgrade-Maglite-Cell/dp/B002X3IESM/ref=pd_sim_sbs_469_8?ie=UTF8&refRID;=0RWDPZXWPR2QRHZPWF28
442360
It should work, I've used these in D-cell flashlights before and it's worked just fine.
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.
387937
As long.as it has a rail....it will fit....didnt like this product....laser n flashlight...didnt wrk..
1023365
the 18650 will not fit this flashlight. i own both this flashlight and the slightly larger ones that use the 18650 lithium rechargables. the smaller light uses 14500's or AA batteries...they are the same size. 14500's are highly recommended as they put out a lot more light and are 3.6v instead of the AA's which are 1.5v