Fenix screw thread compatibility

Hi all,

I am trying to play lego with my lights. So far these lights have compatible threads,

Nitecore Defender Infinity AA
Jetbeam MKII AA
Fenix L1P AA

I believe most Fenix AA shares the same threads. So what else do you have that works with the lights above? Ultrafire AA anyone? Lets play lego .

Vincent.

Thanks koala.
The L1D body with ND1 head is working properly with 14500?
No low cell warning at 70% of the cell capacity?

nanotech17 - Did you tried it or was it all questions? Sorry, but I don't have a L1D to try it out for you if those were your questions. msia boleh yeah.

I can tell you that all the fenix AAA lights use the same diameter.

Crenshaw

passed by.

koala said:

nanotech17 - Did you tried it or was it all questions? Sorry, but I don't have a L1D to try it out for you if those were your questions. msia boleh yeah.

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Actually it just a question becoz i have returned my NDI becoz of this issue.
Anuar boleh !

The Fenix L1D/L1T v2.0 has CR123A sized threads for compatibility with the P2D so does not fit a L1P/L1T original. Tailcap still fits so you can get a tactical tailcap for your L1P for momentary use.
To avoid confusion everybody please specify the exact model Fenix you are discussing.

The MTE 1AA 1 mode SKU 1995 is supposed to be compatible with the L1P, but after the 1st batch the heads are all glued to the bodies. I cannot get mine off. I had actually bought it to give my L1P/Civictor more oomph.

Don't forget the Civictor V1. The body is 1/4" shorter than the rear clickie lights, enough to make a difference in small pockets.

EDIT
I just tried my Ultrafire C3 Q5 SKU 10727 head on my L1P and Civictor. They fit and work.
Now I got me a homemade Jetbeam CLE twistie with zero Jetbeam parts!
Thanks for the idea.:twothumbs

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Try to put an E01 head on a E0 body. I believe the threads are reversed.

Crenshaw said:

I can tell you that all the fenix AAA lights use the same diameter.

Crenshaw

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LEDninja said:

Try to put an E01 head on a E0 body. I believe the threads are reversed.

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yes, but its still the same diameter, making my statement still correct...

try an L0D Head on E0 body, looks really cool actually!

you can try an E0 head on an L0D body too....

or you can try a E01 head in the L0D head...or the E0 head...if you can find batteries small enough.

Crenshaw

Liteflux LF2 fits L0D and E0 bodies and work.

Crenshaw said:

or you can try a E01 head in the L0D head...or the E0 head...if you can find batteries small enough.

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lol... That'd be a fairly cool light, actually. Really dim but really really small.

Jarl said:

lol... That'd be a fairly cool light, actually. Really dim but really really small.

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yes, but even the tiniest batteries are too big...i cant find anything, sadly...

Crenshaw

This may be a dumb question, but will an L1D Q5 head with a P2D body perform the same as a "regular" P2D Q5 light? And will this combo work with a 3.7V RCR123? :thinking: