StrayLight
Enlightened
I'm certain there are members here with knowledge of the exact dimensions of the 27LT who can say if this is possible or not.
If physically possible, any reason not to?
If physically possible, any reason not to?
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Can a 27LT be bored for 18650?
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The 27LT uses a nickel plated brass sleeve like the PD inside of the tube. I am certain that the tube could accommodate an 18650 but the sleeve cannot.
Buy one anyway
Buy one anyway
jch79
**Do Not Feed The Vegan**,
StrayLight
Enlightened
I have one, an LT-S actually.
I'm trying to standardize my stable of batts to RCR123 (3.0V & 3.7V) and 18650 for all my lights.
Thanks for the info.
I'm trying to standardize my stable of batts to RCR123 (3.0V & 3.7V) and 18650 for all my lights.
Thanks for the info.
The Coach
Enlightened
I have one of theses and if fits well and looks great too. I don't use the 18650 though, I got it to put a McClicky switch on the light. :thumbsup:
Illum
Flashaholic
someone will 
me for wanting to destroy a mcgizmo light but...
if drilling directly in the center isn't an option, what about drilling off axis and leave part of the battery in the air?
me for wanting to destroy a mcgizmo light but...if drilling directly in the center isn't an option, what about drilling off axis and leave part of the battery in the air?
StrayLight
Enlightened
someone will
if drilling directly in the center isn't an option, what about drilling off axis and leave part of the battery in the air?
Why? And more importantly, why?
Illum
Flashaholic
if the sleeves there for conduction and boring in center will break the contact region then bore offset to the center and leave a trace to allow the conduction path....that was my reasoning.
But then again, it's plausible for a thick cased everready but probably not on a gizmo
But then again, it's plausible for a thick cased everready but probably not on a gizmo
