What would happen if you put a LiION 10280 in a Glo-toob?

[LowWorm]

A 10280 is 4.2v and unprotected. The 23A battery that goes into a Glo-toob is 12V, 40ma capacity. They are roughly the same size.

I don't know how to translate these specs into real-world results - what would happen if you were to try to use a 10280 in a Glo-toob?

 

[LuxLuthor]

What's a glo toob?

 

[LowWorm]

www.glo-toob.com

And watch out for the music...:duck:

 

[Neg2LED]

It's a third of the voltage, so probably nothing much at all really.

--neg

 

[TigerhawkT3]

It might not provide enough voltage to run the driver circuit. Alternatively, it might provide the output of a nearly-dead 23A. It couldn't hurt to try, I suppose.

 

[LuxLuthor]

I didn't learn very much about them, as I could only take about a minute of that lame music before closing it down. Sorry. I guess they think that makes an effective site.

 

[zipplet]

That is one of the worst websites I have ever seen.

 

[NA8]

These guys sell them. Nice pix of Fenix too.

http://www.tadgear.com/x-treme gear/flashlights main/glotoob.htm