Nitecore EZ AA or CR123 neutral white light

[MK9]

My choice will be detemined by rechargable batteries.
I've heard lots of good things about the Eneloop but little to nothing about rechargable CR123s. What say you.

 

[TooManyGizmos]

Depends .......

Do you want an AA size light .......

Or a fatter CR123 size light ?


The CR123 battery is shorter but larger diameter.
AA lights are easier to carry in a pocket. (smaller diam.)


And Eneloops are rechargeable , but Primary CR123's are not.

Did you want to consider rechargeable Rcr123a's ?

There's lots o'info here on 123 size batteries ...... if you use the search.

And also look for info in the "Flashlight Electronics - Batteries Included" forum .

That's where we discuss batteries .

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[Oddjob]

AFAIK the EZ CR123 cannot take a battery with voltage higher than 3.0V so if you do decide to use a recharegable cells make sure they are the correct voltage.
The more popular rechargeable Li-Ion cells used around here are 3.7V (but come off the charger around 4.2V)
I say get the EZ AA for availability of AA batteries.

 

[Flying Turtle]

For easy battery change and charging I'd opt for the EZAA. It's low level is very useful for most tasks and the high surprises.

Geoff

 

[MK9]

And also look for info in the "Flashlight Electronics - Batteries Included" forum .
That's where we discuss batteries .

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I though since I referenced a specific line of flashlights I could
post here.
Newbe mistake I suppose. I will post over there.:thumbsup:

 

[TooManyGizmos]

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Maybe the Mod's will move it for ya


They don't really like double posts of the same question.

It's getting seen by as many readers , where it currently is - till they move it .

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[MK9]

I just posted there, but asked about rechargable CR123 batteries with no mention of a flashlight.
I hope they'll be patient while figure this out so I don't get booted. :mecry: