rechargable CR123s?
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csshih
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...AW?
JeffInChi
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I would say AW also.
Battery junction rcr123a's aren't bad if you want something less expensive
Battery junction rcr123a's aren't bad if you want something less expensive
TooManyGizmos
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MK9 ,
They mean "AW" brand Rcr123A's - which are sold in the dealer forum of the Market Place (sister forum). A link is in the top bar of all pages .
You will have to register there to post in the forums - just like you did here . Use MK9 there also.
They are also sold on the LightHound web site locally here in the USA .
FYI : CR123A's are Primary (use once and throw away) type batteries and NOT rechargeable .
The term for the rechargeables you want .... is .. Rcr123a .
Study the "sticky" threads at the top of this Battery forum page for Safety issues and knowledge needed for rechargeables.
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MK9 ,
They mean "AW" brand Rcr123A's - which are sold in the dealer forum of the Market Place (sister forum). A link is in the top bar of all pages .
You will have to register there to post in the forums - just like you did here . Use MK9 there also.
They are also sold on the LightHound web site locally here in the USA .
FYI : CR123A's are Primary (use once and throw away) type batteries and NOT rechargeable .
The term for the rechargeables you want .... is .. Rcr123a .
Study the "sticky" threads at the top of this Battery forum page for Safety issues and knowledge needed for rechargeables.
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I was just about to ask what they are talking about.:thinking:
I will check it out. Thanks for your patience guys.
R@ndom
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Make sure the light can handle them though.
TooManyGizmos
Flashlight Enthusiast
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Before buying batteries (especially 18650 , 14500 , and 10440 sizes)
Check to see if the light requires the battery to have a protruding positive nipple .
( battery reversal protection feature )
It may not allow use of some such as the new "AW" 18650's with NO nipple . Always inquire B-4 buying to avoid disappointment after waiting many days for delivery .
TMG
Before buying batteries (especially 18650 , 14500 , and 10440 sizes)
Check to see if the light requires the battery to have a protruding positive nipple .
( battery reversal protection feature )
It may not allow use of some such as the new "AW" 18650's with NO nipple . Always inquire B-4 buying to avoid disappointment after waiting many days for delivery .
TMG
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