zebralight sc600 pics

Benzan · Jun 9, 2011

here is quick view

with h31

this is a h31

this is a sc600

Benzan · Jun 9, 2011

here is more pics

18650 3000mah 3.7

and ....

here is cr123 3v battery

two cr123 battery 6v

candle lamp · Jun 9, 2011

Wow~!
Thanks a lot for video & pictures. The beam tint seems not so colder than my thought. Just looks like milk white.

leon2245 · Jun 9, 2011

This looks awesome. I want to know more about using those two cr123a's in there instead. OUtput/runtime curve, but mainly whether it's okay per zebralight, no danger to self or light etc.

Thanks for sharing all the great pics!

:rock:

leon2245 · Jun 9, 2011

leon2245 said:
This looks awesome. I want to know more about using those two cr123a's in there instead. OUtput/runtime curve, but mainly whether it's okay per zebralight, no danger to self or light etc.

Thanks for sharing all the great pics!

:rock:

Don't do it. & that was straight from the Xebra's mouth!

Benzan · Jun 9, 2011

Yup guess do not use two cr123 batteries !!!!

khaosduke · Jul 22, 2011

What would be the reason for not using CR123's? Aside from Zebralight says so, why do they say no CR123...

Nake · Jul 22, 2011

khaosduke said:
What would be the reason for not using CR123's? Aside from Zebralight says so, why do they say no CR123...

Two CR123s are 6V, an 18650 is 4V, maybe that's why.

samgab · Jul 22, 2011

khaosduke said:
What would be the reason for not using CR123's? Aside from Zebralight says so, why do they say no CR123...

They designed it to run on 2.7-4.2 volts. 2 x CR123's = 6 Volts when new... So it's too many volts for the circuitry design, and could potentially harm the light.

tre · Jul 22, 2011

Max voltage on the SC600 driver is 4.2V so the 6V from two cr123a cells is too much. You will either fry the driver or overheat the emitter in a short time. You can not and should not use cr123a cells. The light was designed to use ONE 18650 cell.

khaosduke · Jul 22, 2011

Thanks! I really thought the 18650 cell was the equivalent of 2 CR123's in series not just in size but voltage. I've never dealt with 18650's or owned a light that needed them. The Zebralight sc600 looked like a nice solid light kinda reminds me of a surefire but I saw the 18650 requirement and I don't have any of those cells. Maybe for kicks my next light will be something that can take 18650s.

uknewbie · Jul 22, 2011

gooseman · Jul 22, 2011

The tint of the beamshots is beautiful! I managed to get yellowish / green. Do you have the white balance on the camera set to auto? Just wondering how accurate you think the tint is in the pictures compared to the real thing.

Federal LG · Jul 22, 2011

Oh my... she´s beautiful!!

I really love Zebralight natural colored HA.
Please ZL, never, ever change the body color of your lights!

khaosduke · Jul 23, 2011

I've not held a zebralight but it *looks* well made and designed. It's actually aesthetically pleasing in design.

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