It's a Jeep thing? :)
I am an off-roader (Nissan Xterra) and it's good to see more discussion about needs of other off-roaders, however that comes by. Unfortunately, most off-roading forums are more or less useless for discussion of proper/good lighting products.
The part that bugs me is that flashing high beams at people does nothing. I am at about 1 for 50 with people actually dimming their lights after coming at me with high beams. For some weird reason, Hyundai Elantras of this and last generation are the most common perpetrators in Phoenix. I drive...
There is a post you can search for from a guy working in a store during severe weather and the one type of battery the store did NOT run out of was CR123. Something to consider before building up "action" plans.
If anything, having many different devices being able to take many different...
I believe that is a microcontroller for all the modes in there, so not only would you need to desolder the MCU, you would also need to reprogram it, which is a challenge in itself.
This is definitely not one of those products. The batteries are pretty expensive to make, there is no good reason to try to sell them at cut rate prices in China and $0.80 is simply not realistic for the genuine article.
How do you know they are real Energizer? Energizer does not manufacture those batteries in China, so you are saying you got the real deal after it traveled over the ocean... twice. Also, see comments above about true capacity.
All your questions are basically the same and mvyrmnd got it answered.
For certain high current draw applications, yes.
Again, depends on current draw. Find out the current draw of your device, look at the datasheets for the batteries and see how they compare at that current draw.
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