lightnin'hopkins
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Or so it seems to me.
Why is that?
AA, AAA, CR123A 18650 seems to be the most common.
Given their high capacity, they ought to be well suited for LED lights.
Or what am I missing here?
Where I live (sweden) CR123A are quite expensive not very common in stores.
18650's are almost unheard of.
AA, AAA, D C batteries however, are cheap everywhere.
And dirt cheap D size incandescents can be bought in basically every grocery store gas station.
Why is that?
AA, AAA, CR123A 18650 seems to be the most common.
Given their high capacity, they ought to be well suited for LED lights.
Or what am I missing here?
Where I live (sweden) CR123A are quite expensive not very common in stores.
18650's are almost unheard of.
AA, AAA, D C batteries however, are cheap everywhere.
And dirt cheap D size incandescents can be bought in basically every grocery store gas station.
