Jun 10, 2008 #1 D Doug Enlightened Joined Jan 4, 2001 Messages 962 Location SoCal What is the point to using theses batteries? Could someone explain the benefit to me? Thanks... Doug
Jun 10, 2008 #2 Alexi* Newly Enlightened Joined May 23, 2008 Messages 106 Greater output then a regular AA. Heres a graf of the LF5XT: You can se the complete review here: http://light-reviews.com/liteflux_lf5xt/review.html
Greater output then a regular AA. Heres a graf of the LF5XT: You can se the complete review here: http://light-reviews.com/liteflux_lf5xt/review.html
Jun 10, 2008 #3 DM51 Flashaholic Joined Oct 31, 2006 Messages 13,338 Location Borg cube #51 There are big differences between regular AA cells and 14500 Li-Ions - rechargeability, different voltages... I'll move this into the Batteries section, where you will find plenty of information.
There are big differences between regular AA cells and 14500 Li-Ions - rechargeability, different voltages... I'll move this into the Batteries section, where you will find plenty of information.
Jun 10, 2008 #4 Marduke Flashaholic Joined Jun 19, 2007 Messages 10,110 Location Huntsville, AL Most lights which are designed to use it have the added flexibility of then being able to use just about every different chemistry of battery there is. You can use Li-Ion (14500's), or NiMH, among MANY others.
Most lights which are designed to use it have the added flexibility of then being able to use just about every different chemistry of battery there is. You can use Li-Ion (14500's), or NiMH, among MANY others.
Jun 10, 2008 #5 Fallingwater Flashlight Enthusiast Joined Jul 11, 2005 Messages 3,323 Location Trieste, Italy Lights that can run on 14500s offer either greater output than when running on NiMH, better runtimes or (in the case of multi-level lights) both.
Lights that can run on 14500s offer either greater output than when running on NiMH, better runtimes or (in the case of multi-level lights) both.