Which end do I insert the batteries???
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AlexGT
Flashlight Enthusiast
Welcome to CPF, Usually you put the 3 batteries with the top, Positive (+) or nipple towards the bulb from the tail side of the light.
I have no idea how do you put the batteries in from the bulb side in the first place. BTW Maglight produces lights in 1 aaa, 2 aaa, 2aa, 2c-6c and 2d-6d configurations.
AlexGT
I have no idea how do you put the batteries in from the bulb side in the first place. BTW Maglight produces lights in 1 aaa, 2 aaa, 2aa, 2c-6c and 2d-6d configurations.
AlexGT
Valpo Hawkeye
Flashlight Enthusiast
AlexGT said:
I agree, which mags open to the battery compartment from the head?
LumenHound
Flashlight Enthusiast
What kind of new Maglight do you have?
mdocod
Flashaholic
welcome to CPF!!
you'll find that flashlights come in MANY variations of cell count...
from 1-8 cells is very common.... and they aren't always common alkaline AA, C, and D cells.. some high power flashlights use lithium, lithium-ion, NIMH, NICD, and lead acid batteries.... many of which provide better power density than alkalines, and some are rechargable...
maglight makes 1 cell, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 cell flashlights...
you'll find that flashlights come in MANY variations of cell count...
from 1-8 cells is very common.... and they aren't always common alkaline AA, C, and D cells.. some high power flashlights use lithium, lithium-ion, NIMH, NICD, and lead acid batteries.... many of which provide better power density than alkalines, and some are rechargable...
maglight makes 1 cell, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 cell flashlights...
Randy Shackleford
Enlightened
Ned Rex said:Boy! it would really hurt if you hit somebody with this mother!!!
GarageBoy
Flashlight Enthusiast
Both ends unscrew, but batteries can't enter through the top
