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The H-L switch just gives you a little more versatility with the light.
Yeah I guess that's trueThe H-L switch just gives you a little more versatility with the light.
Few questions,because I recently ordered some 16340 batteries...plz correct me if I'm wrong:
1) The Bravo's body happily accommodates 16340 cells as it come from the factory.
2) The Alphas do take 16340, though at reduced run times b/c of high output.
3) The low output on the Alpha is slightly higher with a 16340 cell, but it would likely require a lux meter to detect it.
Why will the output be lower on low on a 16340 cell, but higher on high?
I see; thanks guys. I just realized that the "16" and "18" references the girth of the cell haha. Why will the output be lower on low on a 16340 cell, but higher on high?
I see; thanks guys. I just realized that the "16" and "18" references the girth of the cell haha. Why will the output be lower on low on a 16340 cell, but higher on high?
2x16340 cells let you run an AVS head of Bravo as if it had a 3 cell body, but with much shorter run times. But NEVER try to run a Charlie with those cells! You will fry the AVS with over voltage
2x16340 cells let you run an AVS head of Bravo as if it had a 3 cell body, but with much shorter run times. But NEVER try to run a Charlie with those cells! You will fry the AVS with over voltage
I see! Can you give me an idea of the run times? I should also be able to run the original M60 head in the Bravo with 16340, right? Will the output be increased because of the voltage or is it regulated? Sorry for being so inquisitive, don't want to blow my module haha
Im tempted to get an elzetta. But that price is hard to eat.