grizzly1nv
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Stupid question, can the Blackhawk Gladius run on RCR123A batteries at 4.2V each without damage to the light?
Blackhawk Gladius / RCR123A batteries?
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climberkid
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i cant say yes, but i run mine on tenergy 3.0 v rechargeables just to be safe. 
grizzly1nv
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I have AW RCR123A, will that be OK?
picard
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It must run at 3.0 V protected !
grizzly1nv
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So this means that the AW RCR123A protected at 4.2v are not OK? As said earlier, I'm new to all this, but vary facinating.
PeteBroccolo
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I bought a Night-Ops Gladius 2.5+ years ago and gave it to my son, along with 4 RCR123A 3.0 v protected regulated cells and a charger from e-lectronics.net, for use as his always-on-the-duty-belt light. My son works a LOT of 0dark:30 shifts and call-outs, and this set-up STILL impresses our partners - mind you, many of them are either using Mag 3 D or Polystinger!
