best (R)CR123A battery for GLP?

kinesis · Aug 21, 2006

I am seeking to find the best source of battery for the handheld GLP - I was told not to use RCR123A because the voltage is not true 3.0 like a standard CR123A battery - But I found this product which claims to be a 'true 3.0v rcr123a battery @ 450mAh' - is this safe to use as a rechargeable solution for my laser? or is it less safe than a primary (non rechargeable) CR123A?

heres the 'true 3.0v rcr123a kit'
http://e-lectronics.net/catalog/volt-cr123a-batteries-charger-p-153.html

thanks,
kinesis

kinesis · Aug 22, 2006

i never got an answer from this thread so im bumping it, anyone tried the true 3.0V CR123A recharge kit

anyone with electronics knowledge know the nature of these cells and their effect on the device? I do know that if its higher than 3.0v (some cells operate at 3.3volt for example) it could burn out the diode or circuits

Athoul · Aug 25, 2006

www.batteryjunction.com and www.batterystation.com/cpf.htm are probably the bet places to get batteries. I use CR123A's from The Battery Station (second link) and they perform quite well. Also they only cost a dollar each.

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