carbine15
Flashlight Enthusiast
I'm sure some of you have old lights you'd like to upgrade with crees. Anyone make one?
LEDreplacement.com has only 2 cell.
LEDreplacement.com has only 2 cell.
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Sold/Expired WTB: 1.5volt 122base screw in flashlight bulb
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Re: WTB: 1.5volt 222base screw in flashlight bulb
If i remember correctly . . . .
The 222 was for 2 cells.
The 122 was for 1 cell.
( perhaps it was a 112 )
Both lamps had the same Screw-Threads, and that very distinctive Lens-End.
Brings back a whole lotta' flashlight memories.
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If i remember correctly . . . .
The 222 was for 2 cells.
The 122 was for 1 cell.
( perhaps it was a 112 )
Both lamps had the same Screw-Threads, and that very distinctive Lens-End.
Brings back a whole lotta' flashlight memories.
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carbine15
Flashlight Enthusiast
Re: WTB: 1.5volt 222base screw in flashlight bulb
That's it then. Updated title.
That's it then. Updated title.
Lynx_Arc
Ictorana is looking for those http://www.cpfmarketplace.com/mp/showthread.php?t=198843
I harvested one 122 bulb from 1D marker light for marine use.
I also have made one E10 adapter for Solitaire bulb, but I have never seen those 122 in shops.
Juha
Ictorana is looking for those http://www.cpfmarketplace.com/mp/showthread.php?t=198843
I harvested one 122 bulb from 1D marker light for marine use.
I also have made one E10 adapter for Solitaire bulb, but I have never seen those 122 in shops.
Juha
Mr_Light
Enlightened
Are you looking for incandescent bulbs or LED replacements?
carbine15
Flashlight Enthusiast
LEDs preferably with cree or luxeon or seoul
Mr_Light
Enlightened
I am fairly certain there are no 1-cell screw base led bulbs. If this is for a D cell light you can use a 3-AA to 1-D adapter and you have a couple of choices.
I have never seen a 1 cell LED replacement bulb other than members mods. You will have to make one. as far as a cree version unless you put the boost circuit elsewhere (not in the bulb base) there isn't going to be decent heatsinking to drive it very well. Most dont bother because the time and effort makes it very easy to buy a light made with a cree from scratch.
I just stumbled across this when looking up a picture of my tekna micro-lite.
http://www.tek-tite.com/src/product_info.php?id=2102
http://www.tek-tite.com/src/product_info.php?id=2102
