Source for Lithium AA

[Stefan]

I recenty ordered a CMG Reactor. I've tried this thing on rechargeable alkalines...not bad. Popped in regular alkalines....little better. Judging from the inch or so of snow outside, where can I get lithium cells to feed this flashlight? Possibly looking for Canadian sourcing of where good places are to get inexpensive cells. Or do I bite the bullet, pay the first price I see these go for, and worry about cost when the batteries die in a month or so of continuous flashlight use?

 

[Steelwolf]

Hi Stefan, Sorry, can't help with pricing and all that for Canada. I guess you could compare them to the prices that people mention on these forums and get an idea if you are being ripped off. Unfortunately, the only commercial lithium 1.5V AA batteries are being made by Energizer. But these are the same folks who try to confuse the general populace with their titanium e2 label which look as though they might be lithiums, but are actually alkalines.

 

[hotfoot]

Here's my contribution.

In Singapore, Energizer e2 lithium AAs are retailed at SGD$9.50 a pair in most places. That works out to about USD$5.30.

 

[V8TOYTRUCK]

Thats how much I paid here in California

 

[Wits' End]

Cheapbatteries.com (?) has them for $2 in larger Qty or $2.50 for smaller quantities.
E-bay has them also. about the same price.