Regulated and non-reg with NiMh ?
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Lighthouse one
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Normally regulated lights maintain brightness- but at the expense of a longer runtime. Don't reject a possible light just because it's not regulated. One of my very best lights runs almost 10 hours..it's unregulated.
Chrontius
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My longest runners are unregulated, direct-drive, and eat C cells (preferably NiMH). My regulated light (I only have one, an Aviator) goes for 40-45 minutes at full blast.
Thanks for replies,
I believe as the energy's draining out the Akaline would stay longer with dimming while the NiMH quicker shuts itself. So the NiMH is like "regulated" some how. I dislike lights which have long run time but also long in dim. So does it really help to keep the full bright longer in non-re lights with the NiMH ?
I believe as the energy's draining out the Akaline would stay longer with dimming while the NiMH quicker shuts itself. So the NiMH is like "regulated" some how. I dislike lights which have long run time but also long in dim. So does it really help to keep the full bright longer in non-re lights with the NiMH ?
leukos
Flashlight Enthusiast
If the regulator is a high drain application, alkalines will fall out of regulation faster, but will be back in regulation next time you turn on the light (once they recover). NiMH will rarely have that problem.
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