Oct 3, 2004 #1 S Student99 Newly Enlightened Joined Nov 22, 2003 Messages 28 Location NW I'm new here. Will Pilas run a Surefire M3 light for about 50+ minutes?
Oct 3, 2004 #2 C Chop Flashlight Enthusiast Joined Jul 22, 2003 Messages 3,635 Location Louisiana The Pilas will do nicely in an M3 and you might get 50 minutes; but you will probably need to get a spring to wrap around the outside spring on the M3 lamp to get a good connection with the Pilas.
The Pilas will do nicely in an M3 and you might get 50 minutes; but you will probably need to get a spring to wrap around the outside spring on the M3 lamp to get a good connection with the Pilas.
Oct 3, 2004 #3 S Student99 Newly Enlightened Joined Nov 22, 2003 Messages 28 Location NW Thanks, were can one get the spring for the lamp also which Pilas are the best fit?
Oct 3, 2004 #4 H Hoghead Flashaholic* Joined Jun 25, 2003 Messages 2,573 Location Minnesota J.S. Burly's will give you the springs free when you order Pila batteries from him. The shipping is free too. edit: The shipping is free in USA. Where is NW? Northwest Territory?
J.S. Burly's will give you the springs free when you order Pila batteries from him. The shipping is free too. edit: The shipping is free in USA. Where is NW? Northwest Territory?
Oct 3, 2004 #5 C Chop Flashlight Enthusiast Joined Jul 22, 2003 Messages 3,635 Location Louisiana Unless you have your M3 body bored out, you'll need the Pila 150S cells. You'll need two of them.
Oct 4, 2004 #6 S Student99 Newly Enlightened Joined Nov 22, 2003 Messages 28 Location NW Thanks again, I am in the Puget Sound Northwest area.
Oct 4, 2004 #7 B Blikbok Enlightened Joined Apr 10, 2002 Messages 898 I run my M3T off two Pila 150-S cells. It will not work without the Pila spring. It's nice to run HOLA with no fear of breaking the battery budget.
I run my M3T off two Pila 150-S cells. It will not work without the Pila spring. It's nice to run HOLA with no fear of breaking the battery budget.