Can generic batteries blow the bulb on a surefire flashlight?
Monkeyandsheep asked:
I bought some generic rechargeable 3v lithium batteries on ebay for my surefire, I put them in after charging them initially and the bulb turned on for a second then went. I”m not sure if it’s blown or even if I should use these batteries again. Any ideas?
I don’t want to spend $12 on a pair of duracell 3v123a lithium batteries just to find out either, I’m not that rich.
Alice, your answer was pathetic,
the link you sent gave a saving of only
$1.02, hardly a match to my alleged “rip off”.
Lithium-ion batteries CAN be used in Surefire flashlights, so you CAN be sure what I put in mine, I detailed it out pretty clearly.
Next time you go to answer a question, read it first, leave your condescending and patronising generic thoughts in your childish little head and please don’t answer any of my questions in the future.
MEdbrother
I bought some generic rechargeable 3v lithium batteries on ebay for my surefire, I put them in after charging them initially and the bulb turned on for a second then went. I”m not sure if it’s blown or even if I should use these batteries again. Any ideas?
I don’t want to spend $12 on a pair of duracell 3v123a lithium batteries just to find out either, I’m not that rich.
Alice, your answer was pathetic,
the link you sent gave a saving of only
$1.02, hardly a match to my alleged “rip off”.
Lithium-ion batteries CAN be used in Surefire flashlights, so you CAN be sure what I put in mine, I detailed it out pretty clearly.
Next time you go to answer a question, read it first, leave your condescending and patronising generic thoughts in your childish little head and please don’t answer any of my questions in the future.
MEdbrother