TinderBox (UK)
Flashlight Enthusiast
I always thought about wrapping the entire number of cells in shrink wrap, a small hole at either end for conductivity, would this make any difference?
John.
John.
Probably not. Even if you sealed the seam on the shrink wrap, you would still have two holes, one at each end. From the pattern left when some alkalines failed in my EA4, the leakage will flow wherever it can. It will find at least one of the holes, and if there is any out gassing associated with the leak, that will make sure that some makes it outside the wrap. Just avoid the hassle and use Eneloops or lithium primaries. One can find three AA to C adapters that would cut down on the expenses of using Eneloops considerably while still giving a decent run time.I always thought about wrapping the entire number of cells in shrink wrap, a small hole at either end for conductivity, would this make any difference?
John.
Probably not. Even if you sealed the seam on the shrink wrap, you would still have two holes, one at each end. From the pattern left when some alkalines failed in my EA4, the leakage will flow wherever it can. It will find at least one of the holes, and if there is any out gassing associated with the leak, that will make sure that some makes it outside the wrap. Just avoid the hassle and use Eneloops or lithium primaries. One can find three AA to C adapters that would cut down on the expenses of using Eneloops considerably while still giving a decent run time.
D26 will barely fit without extender but D36 will need head extender. (Comes with kit)How does one out d26 and d36 modules in a mag head?