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Is it safe to have 96-384 Volts in a 5D Maglite? Also what bulbs could I use? I'm looking at using either 96, 192, or 384 volts.
Is it safe to have 96-384 Volts in a 5D Maglite? Also what bulbs could I use? I'm looking at using either 96, 192, or 384 volts.
"What is the idea with such high voltage?" My thinking was if a Surefire P60 is impressive with 6 volts what could I do with 384 volts.
"What is the idea with such high voltage?" My thinking was if a Surefire P60 is impressive with 6 volts what could I do with 384 volts.
and a _single_ Lithium Ion C cell has ~12 watt hours for comparison. It probably can deliver greater power as well?A23s IIRC have a nominal capacity of about 55mah at 6Vs...who means
23 A23s = [138V x (55/1000) = 7.59 watt hours
your thinking of batteries like L1325, where if you peeled it open you'd get 4xLR44s
the A23 is actually a miniature alkaline...manganese dioxide paste under the covers.
A23's are miniature 12 V alkaline batteries often used in remote controls.A23 or A123(aka CR123's)...you have me throughly confused becuase I know for sure that the 123s arent alkalines stacked ontop of one another! alkies dont go boom like li do =D
There are lots of 240 V bulbs sold in Britain, but not usually for use in flashlights of course. I have seen a 240 V 1000 W projector bulb, but I don't think it would have any chance of running off a stack of A23 batteries...aside from possibly carbon arcs no lamp in existence would hope to have a design voltage that high