How much of a problem would it be with most flashlights to use say two CR123A rechargeables (like the one's available from Zbattery.com) that run at 3.6v rather than 3v? For example, I have a Pila GL2 which takes two C123's and has a 6v bulb - it is likely to damage the bulb to use two of these rechargeables that would total 7.2v on a fresh charge? Or would it just reduce the lifetime of the bulb?
CR123 rechargeable at 3.6v vs. 3v - a problem?
- Thread starter CESDewar
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The 7.2v (give or take) will kill the 6v bulb, depending on the bulb and batteries it would make a nice combo when used with a 9v bulb.
