JETBeam RRT-1 Raptor 3-CELL Extender ???

I've seen this being sold as an accessory and there's even an RRT-1 at "the bay" that comes with the extender included.


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Has anyone used this?

I didn't even know that the RRT-1 could handle the voltage of 3 CR123 or RCR cells. The extender is the same size as the M1X's extender...I tried the extender of my M1X and it indeed fits the RRT-1 but it only extends it enough to allow 3 RCR sized cells and not 2 x 18650 :sigh:

It's a really nice looking addition tho.

Any experience or thoughts on this?

I'm getting no love here :ironic:

Maybe I'll just put one 18650 and one RCR123 together in there...and see what happens.

thanks for pointing this, i was also wondering what was possible to do, as this extender looks short.

do you know if this one is the same size ?

If that's an M1X extender, then it's the same size.

They're the same size... but you can always use 2x18500 cells ...which almost doubles runtime, compared to 2xRCR.

Maybe I'll just put one 18650 and one RCR123 together in there...and see what happens.

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If RCR is protected, then as is depletes, the protection circuit will kick in ...and in the end you'll get the same runtime as with 2xRCR's. If you use unprotected RCR you'll get .

UPDATE:

I contacted JETBeam.

A few hours later they responded.

The RRT-1 and RRT-2 Raptors can use the cell extender from the M1X or the "Cigar Grip" cell extender.

However; in the three cell configuration they can only use CR123 primaries or RCR123A's. They CAN NOT use regular 4.2 volt RCR123's.

The maximum voltage that the "Broad Voltage" circuit on these lights can handle is 9V.

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ACHË said:

However; in the three cell configuration they can only use CR123 primaries or RCR123A's. They CAN NOT use regular 4.2 volt RCR123's.

The maximum voltage that the "Broad Voltage" circuit on these lights can handle is 9V.

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2x 18500 too

The extender allows for 2 186XX cells, or 4 x CR123's. Without it it's a 3 CR123 length tube.

thanks for the info :thumbsup:

ACHË said:

Sadly the extender allows for 3 CR cells only, for 2 x 18650's You'd need 2 extenders.

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4 CR123 = 2 x 18650

3 CR123 = 2 x 18500

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Hi Team,

I just attempted to use my newly purchased MX1 Smooth Version Cell Extender on my RRT1 and it did not fit. The RRT1 tailcap threaded onto the Cell Extender with no problems, but the MX1 Cell Extender would not thread all the way onto the RRT1 body. It started to thread but binds up tight after about two revolutions. It seems that it will need eight or ten revolutions to cover the O-ring and be on properly. Who has gotten this to work, and has anyone else had this problem. Is this user error on my part?

Thanks Guys

It works on mine..

Don't know how it could be user error?

A good news~ but I still believe use one 18650 or 2 CR123 is safety.:kiss: