I want something that I can leave in the glovebox for months at a time, and pull out and operate at 100%. Should I use alkalines or rechargables?
I'll check to see what pricing I can get now. I only have modified ones now. If you're into the whole deal, this is the place to be:
http://candlepowerforums.com/vb/forumdisplay.php?f=17
I can't comment on the combo because I haven't dealt with the now "newer" body types like L1S or L2T.
I want something that I can leave in the glovebox for months at a time, and pull out and operate at 100%. Should I use alkalines or rechargables?
neither one will last you months and months... Lithium ion rechargeables are the way to go if you need long battery life.
Originally Posted by TC535i
Really, even just lying around? I'm not talking months of use, just standby. May end up going with the 3w led Fenix L2T and some nice rechargables...Originally Posted by Bill R.
http://candlepowerforums.com/
What he said...
Originally Posted by Qube
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Get Lithium (NON-rechargable) AAs and they will have power when you need it.... even when it's bitter cold outside. Almost a toss it and forget it scenario.
Chech out my post on the first page...its what I put in the center storage space (BMW cell phone) spot adn it leasts forever on 2 aa batteries, its bright and can light up a spot on the other side of a pitch black movie therate (my work)....its what i had in the meet wehen we were foolin with my carOriginally Posted by TC535i
Chech out my post on the first page...its what I put in the center storage space (BMW cell phone) spot adn it leasts forever on 2 aa batteries, its bright and can light up a spot on the other side of a pitch black movie therate (my work)....its what i had in the meet wehen we were foolin with my carOriginally Posted by TC535i
here is the one ive used,
less than $20 from walmart
http://www.gagravarr.de/images/lampe_dorcy_1w_1.jpg
This used to be the flashlight in my fire gear (i am a firefighter) and it has seen its share of temp changes and water, i now have
http://www.streamlight.com/product/product.aspx?pid=20
but this one is a but more expensive as it has to conform to hazardous environment specs, but it sure lights up nicely
1995 525i "Stefanie"
Yep--he's talking about just laying around. Lithium Ion have a 10yr shelf life.Originally Posted by TC535i