Can I have a parallel cell torch?

[meteor1]

Hi. I'm looking at buying myself a once-off quality light but I don't have much info at my disposal.
Can I have a parallel 2x 18650 cell flashlight from any of the popular brands?

 

[crizyal]

Eagletac and Fenix both have that configuration. I had the first version of the Eagletac M2XC4. I found that it sat on the shelf too much so I sold it.

 

[srfreddy]

Eagletac and Fenix both have that configuration. I had the first version of the Eagletac M2XC4. I found that it sat on the shelf too much so I sold it.

I'm pretty sure those are series....

 

[crizyal]

Your probably right. I thought the OP was simply asking about a side by side style light.

 

[Chrontius]

Fivemega makes a physically and electrically paralell 3x 18650 light body, but you'll need to bring your own Surefire M-head.

 

[meteor1]

I cant afford a custom job. I need something that lasts longer than 3 hours, has rechargeable batteries and puts out more than 150 lumens without overheating every 2 minutes.:thumbsup::thumbsdow

 

[Outdoorsman5]

To be specific they're called the EagleTac M3C4 and the Fenix TK35.

EagleTac is about to release the M3C4 with 3 XM-L LED's which can be pre-ordered - ClickHere
If you want to M3C4 with a single XM-L ClickHere ....this is the version I have...great light!

The Fenix TK35 with the XM-L LED - ClickHere

 

[hellokitty[hk]]

I cant afford a custom job. I need something that lasts longer than 3 hours, has rechargeable batteries and puts out more than 150 lumens without overheating every 2 minutes.:thumbsup::thumbsdow

You don't really need to parallel to do that.
By my estimations, a single good AW/Redilast 2900 mAh cell would be able to power a 700mAh light for over three hours.

 

[meteor1]

Thanks for the effort OutDman. Looks like that Fenix is a real winner in the runtime department. As far as pratical lights go that one really kicks #$@.