max ultrafire c5 voltage
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Gunner12
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Do not use 1 CR123 and a AA battery together, the 3V battery will try to charge the 1.2V one and may result in an explosion.
Did you use 2 AA rechargeable batteries?
Usually, white LED runs at 3.3-3.7v.
You probably won't fry the LED with to much voltage but you might fry the regulator.
Did you use 2 AA rechargeable batteries?
Usually, white LED runs at 3.3-3.7v.
You probably won't fry the LED with to much voltage but you might fry the regulator.
Gunner12
Flashaholic
Weird, according to this review, the Ultrafire C5 should run for 2 hours on two 2000 mAh 1.2V Eneloops with the same performance as a C5 running on 1 CR123 batteries.
