Coast Led

[Spin]

Can aa or aaa lithium batteries be used in the Coast led lenser flashlights?

 

[enid681]

yes, I have a couple of old coast lights that have them in it.

 

[Lighteous]

I have a T7 that I use AAA lithiums in. I used to use alkalines, but since this light doesn't get much use anymore I replaced the alkalines with lithium to avoid the likelihood of leakage.

 

[Spin]

I read that as of 6/01/2011, "Coast" is no longer making the "Led Lenser". Anybody taking their place?

 

[Spin]

Will prolong use of lithiums burn out the led?

 

[yliu]

I read that as of 6/01/2011, "Coast" is no longer making the "Led Lenser". Anybody taking their place?

Coast stops selling Led Lenser products as of June 1st, but they have lights that are somewhat similar to LedLenser flahslights.

Now Ledlenser have their own US website, so I guess their flashlights will be available in to US as well as in Australia and in Europe.

 

[blah9]

Apparently Leatherman has bought LED Lenser.
Hopefully we will see some cool new developments from this.

 

[utlgoa]

Coast is updating their lights to include the Cree XM-L LED.

Here is a link to the Coast website showing the new lights.....

http://www.coastportland.com/led-flashlights/high-performance/

 

[dunna]

Can aa or aaa lithium batteries be used in the Coast led lenser flashlights?

I am in the UK and here the brand they use is named LED LENSER. You can get more info at the following page;
http://www.zweibrueder.com/ENG/prod...ce/highperformance_start.php?id=high_per_line
I am sure it would be of great help for you.

 

[yliu]

I think Coast and LenLenser is now 2 seperate compnies now, and you'll probably can find both Coast and LedLenser products in the us, as opposed to before when LedLednser products were sold under the name Coast.