Does Anyone Sell a CR123 Spacer?

With the different voltages of P60 drop-ins, does anybody make a spacer to replace a CR123 in a 2x CR123 body?

Here's one:
http://www.batteryspace.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=2708

Dummy CR123A / AA $5 each Shipped - CPFMarketPlace
Norm

A $5.00 Dummy Cell? You have to be kidding.

My buddy said he could make them with a wooden dowel and a #12 wire.

But he has cancer, so I'm trying to take easy on him.

popcornpicker said:

A $5.00 Dummy Cell? You have to be kidding.

My buddy said he could make them with a wooden dowel and a #12 wire.

But he has cancer, so I'm trying to take easy on him.

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You asked I answered. Price is nothing to do with me.
Norm

Thanks, Norm. I appreciate your response. But, in the long run $5.00 is a pretty cheap replacement to keep things from frying.

In this day and age, I guess I was thinking more insulation and less metal would be used.

Lighthound sells one also. It's $5. It's a quality item though, even if I do agree it's a bit overpriced for what it is. I would not expect economy of scale to come into play for such a relatively obscure product.

battery space $1.95:
http://www.batteryspace.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=2708

Battery Junction $2.79:
http://www.batteryjunction.com/dummy-cr123a.html

CPFM $5:
http://www.cpfmarketplace.com/mp/showthread.php?t=103143

Lighthound $5:
http://www.lighthound.com/CR123-Spacer_p_259.html

Illum said:

Battery Junction $1.99:
http://www.batteryjunction.com/dummy-cr123a.html

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Battery Junction is $2.79.

You have to buy 100 or more to get it for $1.99.

$5 is expensive? I assume it takes some materials and some work to make these, plus in that $5, shipping to anywhere in the world is included! It is a good deal.

divine said:

$5 is expensive? I assume it takes some materials and some work to make these, plus in that $5, shipping to anywhere in the world is included! It is a good deal.

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Nut's n Bolts !

Just need the right size nut n bolt .. 5cents
Or a grub screw , put some heat shrink sleeve on it , DIY spacer ...

popcornpicker said:

A $5.00 Dummy Cell? You have to be kidding.

My buddy said he could make them with a wooden dowel and a #12 wire.

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AW's price of $5 includes shipping.

You have to add shipping from all the US dealers.

If all you need is one CR123 dummy cell, AW's price isn't bad.

What about just using a R17670?... if you can use rechargables, it should fit right in a 2xcr123 body.

Yeah, just use the bigger battery. Don't waste space

dchao said:

AW's price of $5 includes shipping.

You have to add shipping from all the US dealers.

If all you need is one CR123 dummy cell, AW's price isn't bad.

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+1
AW's is also a solid chunk of aluminum.

Surefire sells them. I have one I ordered several years from a SF dealer. Wrapped like a regular battery with + nipple. Solid aluminum.

Bill

GarageBoy said:

Yeah, just use the bigger battery. Don't waste space

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Use of a battery spacer allows primaries to be used, if necessary, in a light that typically uses 17670 or 18650 cells but cannot accept 6V.

you could also use two of AW 123A charging spacers...

Crenshaw

foxtrot29 said:

+1
AW's is also a solid chunk of aluminum.

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Actually if they are the same ones that come with his WF-139 + spacer deal, they are now a large ball bearing.