shao.fu.tzer
Flashlight Enthusiast
Please, can somebody tell me - I've been dying to know - Can I use 3.6/3.7V rechargeables in an Amilite Neo T5 SSC???
THANKS!
SHAO
THANKS!
SHAO
Can I use 3.6/3.7V rechargeables in my Amilite Neo T5 SSC???
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Flash007
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Yes you can, but runtime is short with 3,7V RCR123 : ~20 minutes. I think the led is highly overdriven.
With 3V RCR123, you have ~35 minutes runtime.
One member in CPF ahve done runtime test (without graph).
Do a search on the Amilyte T5.
With 3V RCR123, you have ~35 minutes runtime.
One member in CPF ahve done runtime test (without graph).
Do a search on the Amilyte T5.
Flash007
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Look here :
http://candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=156007&page=1&pp=30
from WHC.
Excellent post.
http://candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=156007&page=1&pp=30
from WHC.
Excellent post.
adirondackdestroyer
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I am running one in mine tonight for some quick beamshots and WOW is it bright! If the light is 115 lumens with a primary it is around 140 with the RCR. Incredible brightness!
cernobila
Flashlight Enthusiast
adirondackdestroyer said:
+1, even the low is brighter.....
Looks like there might be some problems with running these cells in the T5...
http://candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=159661&highlight=amilite
http://candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?t=159661&highlight=amilite
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fnmag
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I wouldn't recommend it if you like your light
DM51
Flashaholic
It will overheat and the LE will burn out quite quickly. Stick to primaries.
