chevrofreak
Flashlight Enthusiast
That almost makes it look like it does :thinking:
Does the Inova XO3 have a low voltage cutoff?
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That almost makes it look like it does :thinking:
chevrofreak
Flashlight Enthusiast
No thoughts? It sure as heck looks to me like it does. The Panasonic 17670 is NOT protected!
aceo07
Enlightened
chevrofreak said:
My XO used to flicker too when it was getting low on power too. It would stop after a while though. I was using CR123As.
kakster
Flashlight Enthusiast
Just looks like the Panasonic cell dropped below the point where it had enough juice to light up the LED.
chevrofreak
Flashlight Enthusiast
I dont think so because with CR123's it will run until you have to look into the optic to see any light at all, and even a pair of dead CR123's will put out atleast 3 volts combined. All of my other regulated lights will run right until the batteries cant supply any more juice.
It may not be an intentional design characteristic, but it makes the XO3/T3 perfect candidates for unprotected 17670 cells.
It may not be an intentional design characteristic, but it makes the XO3/T3 perfect candidates for unprotected 17670 cells.
