Surefire E2e battry advise

R34GTR · Jul 29, 2008

hi all i can buy a surefire e2e at a good price but wanted to now if it can run on the aw r123a battries in this post http://www.cpfmarketplace.com/mp/showthread.php?t=180449

I chainged my 6p to led an its reel good on battries now but i like the light of bulbs and the skinnyer size of the e2e so want recharge battries for e2e if i gets it tanks

mdocod · Jul 29, 2008

the standard bulbs can only be run on CR123 primary cells, the 3.7V cells, (or even "so-called" 3.0V RCR123s) will fry the bulb.

I believe that AWs protected 3.7V RCR123s will fit in the light, but you will need to switch out to a compatible bulb.

go here:
http://www.lumensfactory.com/products.php?cat_id=5

you'll need to pick either the EO-E2R or HO-E2R. Keep in mind that those are bulb lumens not "surefire" lumens, but they are still very respectably bright. The EO-E2R would probably score about 80-90 "Surefire" Lumen.

Eric

KeyGrip · Jul 29, 2008

I have a LumensFactory HO-E2R and it's very nice.

R34GTR · Jul 29, 2008

Tanks guys for the help i will get the e2e now and the battries from aw
i found what i think is the same bulb yous said in oz, i am an ozzie so post is cheaper http://wolfeyes.com.au/lumens-factory-eo-e2r-p-50.html is $9 a good price or are they ripping us tanks

quokked · Jul 30, 2008

$9.11 for that bulb is a good deal

I might jump on it myself too
Wolf Eyes Australia does have some decent prices for kit in Australia.

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