generallobster
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is the CL1H V4 that uses 2 123's brighter than the version that runs on 18650's only?
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bigchelis
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They are regulated so it shouldn't make one brigher over the other, but you will get more runtime with a AW 2600mAh 18650. A lot more.:twothumbs
generallobster
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the reason I ask is their web site states:
Battery type: 1S, 3SD->single protected or unprotected 18650(not recommended, lower output than multi-batteries); 1SM, 3SM-> one protected or unprotected 18650, 2xCR123A, 2x protected RCR123; 3xCR123A, 3xprotected RCR123 with EXT500 extension tube; 2xprotected 18650 with EXT650 extension tube.
The "lower output than multi-batteries" seems to indicate that if I wanted max output, I should go with the modules that take 2 rcr123's or 2 18650's. I know my tiablo A9 is brighter with 2 rcr123's compared with one 18650. The wording of the specs is pretty confusing and I'm wondering if anyone knows for sure what the case is.
Battery type: 1S, 3SD->single protected or unprotected 18650(not recommended, lower output than multi-batteries); 1SM, 3SM-> one protected or unprotected 18650, 2xCR123A, 2x protected RCR123; 3xCR123A, 3xprotected RCR123 with EXT500 extension tube; 2xprotected 18650 with EXT650 extension tube.
The "lower output than multi-batteries" seems to indicate that if I wanted max output, I should go with the modules that take 2 rcr123's or 2 18650's. I know my tiablo A9 is brighter with 2 rcr123's compared with one 18650. The wording of the specs is pretty confusing and I'm wondering if anyone knows for sure what the case is.
