Dummy Cell With Storage Inside?

[AndyTiedye]

Does anyone make a dummy cell that you can open up and store stuff inside?
If you've got a 6D Mag and LED modules only come up to 4D,
why not put the extra space to some kind of use?

 

[Mirage_Man]

Does anyone make a dummy cell that you can open up and store stuff inside?
If you've got a 6D Mag and LED modules only come up to 4D,
why not put the extra space to some kind of use?

I had to laugh when I put your CPF name and what you wanted to do together. I wonder what one would put inside a D size cell Mr. Tiedye? :laughing:

Anyway that sounds like a pretty cool idea.

 

[LEDcandle]

Maybe 3 spare AAs
(If the dummy runs a metal strip along the side embedded inside the plastic and the container area is totally insulated. )

Or you could put some pills in there... :laughing:
So much for waterproof pill holders!

 

[highorder]

sounds easy. would you prefer metal or polymer?

 

[Manzerick]

LOL


This one cracked me up but honestly... i thought about this before for "valuables"

 

[Illum]

im currently experimenting with the 6D mag running 3D cells and a cut down paper towel tube....seems like a good idea....

 

[abvidledUK]

Spare bulb ?

Or led module.

AAA torch.

Keychain torch.

 

[IsaacHayes]

usb drive? haha, matches, small fenix light? lol. Have to be insulated with conductive ends on it.

You can fit a Schedule 40 1" PVC tube in a mag D to use C's as a spacer, probably could make it into a dummy cell too, but not much room inside 1"...

 

[greg_in_canada]

How about a hollow brass D-cell that unscrews into two pieces. You could store a spare MagLED in there, protected from EMP

Greg

 

[Meduza]

A holder for a few keychain lights

 

[PoliceScannerMan]

I had to laugh when I put your CPF name and what you wanted to do together. I wonder what one would put inside a D size cell Mr. Tiedye? :laughing:

:lolsign: :laughing: :naughty:

 

[MikeSalt]

If I had a dummy cell that was the size of 2 D cells, I could store my Fenix P1D-CE in the back of my 6D Maglite. That would be handy!