Which are the beat batteries I can purchase for this maglite? Anyone have a link?
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I buy industrial grade cells mostly. Energiser alkaline are the best in my experience.
222450
Purchase either EverReady or Duracell alkaline batteries [D]. If you use these batteries and they ever leak, you can send the flashlight back to MagLite and they will repair or replace it for free. I recently had to replace my 12 year old 3 cell MagLite, because I used cheapo batteries, and of course, they leaked and ruined the flashlight. It was the only time I didn't use EverReady. :-(
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I would only use CR123A batteries made by Surefire. That light is designed for those batteries. However, now I buy Sunwayman lights. They are more versatile, built well and use rechargeable batteries.
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It would work incredibly well limited only by battery life. I have LED bike light that uses small battery and it has 50 hours estimated battery life. I do not know how long this MagLite would go on a set of batteries. Good luck.
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I recommend using the Surefire brand CR123 batteries. They are quite reasonably priced!http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000UX93OQ
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You can find them here on Amazon. The best ones I've found so far are the Nitecore 18650 NL186 2600mAh. Probably the best deal right now is the Nitecore Sysmax Intellicharge i4 version 2 Four Bays universal home/car battery charger, Four Nitecore 18650 NL186 2600mAh rechargeable batteries with Smith & Wesson Carabeamer LED Clip Light bundle.
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I use these in our alarm system.....these batteries are the same as Duracell Ultra Photo 123.... I purchased the panasonic brand because they were less expensive in a pack of 10 rather than purchasing individual batteries. if this is your flashlight..then this website shows that you need 123A batteries so these should work for you http://www.led-resource.com/2012/10/maglite-mag-tac-led-flashlight-review/
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Hi Anne, these are CR2032 batteries which are stocked at most drug stores. Much cheaper if you can wait for them to be shipped is to get them through Amazon - just search on CR2032. I bought these: http://www.amazon.com/Maxell-CR2032-lithium-batteries--pack/dp/B006GDL0FY/ref=sr_1_4?s=hpc&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1415331282&sr;=1-4&keywords;=cr2032 Good luck, it's a great tuner!
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1 Ultrafire(but search other companies i'm sure there are better ones) 14500 1200mAh 3.7v Li-Ion. that's the one i got, i get a good hour on them.
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compare on amazon and both products site for yourself. Maglite does well for me, how about for you?
715042
Not sure what your mag-tag required. However, these are smaller than a Type C battery and are mostly used for smoke alarms, home alarm systems, and flashlights.
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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 have the same light and purchased the batteries in the link below. They are decent (you get what you pay for) for what I'm trying to accomplish. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006OHO9I2/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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First, congratulations on your purchase. These batteries will work perfectly in your flashlight. Alot better than AAA batteries. Plus there rechargeable.
73569
Sorry but i have no idea where to get what you're looking for. The exact same thing happened to my Fenix led flashlight. I recommend purchasing a Maglite led or trying some other product with excellent reviews.
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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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18650 3.7 v0lt, up to 3600 mAH, 4 each, get ultrafire or surefire for quality. Try onlybatteries.com.
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as far as i can tell by my packaging i rec'd maglite equipment, and even if it is not maglite original equipment, it is performing as well if not better than what was used before. that reviewer made a comment about voiding the maglite warranty. i have had my maglite for about 20 years without any problems and it was used nightly on a police midnight shift for many of those years. i ain't worried about no stinkin warranty, if it breaks and they don't cover it i'll buy another one. the battery pack i rec'd was fine and i would count on it in an emergency. i have used my light almost every night for a few months now with the new battery pack and it performs flawlessly and holds a charge.