How Vmax can be used on ARC LSH?

jog

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I just got a ARC LSH, it use one CR123a that is 3V.
and I have a recharge batteries that looks like CR123 but it's 3.6V. So I kindly ask: can I use it for LSH?
and an other question that how higher voltage can be received by ARC LSH?

thanx
 

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If the rechargeable cells are a similiar size to the 123, the cell capacity will probally limit the voltage to quite a safe range for the LSH. Under load, it is best to keep the battery voltage below about 3.4v. Smaller batteries sag under a heavy load so the actual voltage is then in a safe range.

This same effect works in the coin cell lights. You have a 6volt battery that runs the LED at 3.8 volts under load.

Peter
 

jog

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thanx a lot
I had read the FAQ of ARC
it said that We do not recommend you use batteries over about 3.2 volts as this could possibly damage the LED and circuit.

and Run Times table said:
- 3+ hours with 2xAA Lithium
how about the voltage of 2xAA Lithium ? 3V or 6V or other?
 
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