can I use 123A rechargeable batteries?
1362057
Makes sense, at 500 lumens, you'll burn through lithium batteries like crazy.
1362058
The flashlight uses a pair of 123A batteries. So yes, rechargeable 123A batteries will work.
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Don't do it! The excess voltage would surely burn something out. (If they even fit.) There are numerous suitable "double A" batteries that will work, including many rechargeable ones.
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Yes you can as long as the amp output is high enough. But you are able to connect easily to the terminal posts of these batteries.
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Please read the following hope this helps if not let me know I have more informationRestrictionsWarning: As with disposable 123A lithium batteries, do not mix rechargeable LFP 123A lithium-phosphate batteries with other types or brands of batteries, including but not limited to 123A lithium batteries. Rechargeable LFP 123A batteries are only to be used to power LED illumination products (built to use 123A lithium batteries) and NOT those featuring incandescent lamps. The initial elevated voltage of these rechargeable batteries, immediately after charging, may cause the filament contained within an incandescent lamp to break or "burn out." Please read the following hope this helps if not let me know I have more informationRestrictionsWarning: As with disposable 123A lithium batteries, do not mix rechargeable LFP 123A lithium-phosphate batteries with other types or brands of batteries, including but not limited to 123A lithium batteries. Rechargeable LFP 123A batteries are only to be used to power LED illumination products (built to use 123A lithium batteries) and NOT those featuring incandescent lamps. The initial elevated voltage of these rechargeable batteries, immediately after charging, may cause the... » Read More Please read the following hope this helps if not let me know I have more informationRestrictionsWarning: As with disposable 123A lithium batteries, do not mix rechargeable LFP 123A lithium-phosphate batteries with other types or brands of batteries, including but not limited to 123A lithium batteries. Rechargeable LFP 123A batteries are only to be used to power LED illumination products (built to use 123A lithium batteries) and NOT those featuring incandescent lamps. The initial elevated voltage of these rechargeable batteries, immediately after charging, may cause the filament contained within an incandescent lamp to break or "burn out." « Show Less
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No they are not rechargeable. However, it takes standard AA batteries that can be substituted with rechargeable AA batteries.
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you can use any AA or AAA brand rechargeable batteries. I am using a Panasonic brand on this
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I dont see why not. I bought two packages of these batteries. they work very well.
1817100
This also uses two CR123a batteries. You can purchase Titainium Brand 123a's from batteryjunction, for a $1.00 each? So buy 10 to make shipping worth while and shipping is $5.95. I've been using them for 10 years. Also here on Amazon, Surfire and Streamlight batteries are sold.
2042945
No, you supply your own 4 AA batteries. You could still use your own rechargeable batteries.
1473755
To be honest I don't understand your question. Yes you can use a rechargeable battery
2108633
It uses the 3v 123 batteries, but I returned my system, due to lack of instructions and customer support. It is a cheap Chinese system that would not work right.
712995
It does not say that you can't use rechargeable batteries.....all it says or references is that you should not mix old and new batteries an/or standard and rechargeable batteries....You just helped me actually cuz I never thought of using rechargeable batteries...Good job!!! :)
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Yes, You can use AA batteries but make sure they are lithieum or they will not last long. The re-charge batteries are the best.
1831000
No, mine had standard AAA batteries. I presume you could put rechargeable batteries in and then remove them for recharging but recharging with batteries in situ is not an option.Mark
1687132
Yes surefire has 123a rechargeable for their flashlight. I have not use them yet but I have heard they are good for those who uses batteries often. The lite runs a long time on low setting and about 1.5 hrs on high I have not tested it. You can find find 123a. Rechargeable batteries on surefire website maybe amazon.
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Ya Daseul, you can use them. In fact those are the only batteries I have at present. They work just fine.
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CR-123 are not to be recharge may explode or catch on fire. the batteries need to say rechargeable before you can do so the 18650s has a circuit in the battery to protect you against this.