What type of batteries do you recommend to use with this model of flashlight (SureFire P3X Fury Click Switch Dual Output LED Flashlight)?
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I recommend using the Surefire brand CR123 batteries. They are quite reasonably priced! http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000UX93OQ
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These come with Surefire123A 3V batteries that can be ordered either individually or in packs of 10 (I believe) on Amazon. They do not use standard AAA or AA batteries like some other lights. Still a fantastic light.
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They take number CR 123A, 3-volt lithium batteries. You can get them at Radio Shack or Walmart or like that but they are far cheaper and last longer when you get the Surefire brand.
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I recommend using the Surefire brand CR123 batteries. They are quite reasonably priced!http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000UX93OQ
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They are 18650 Batteries. Amazon has plenty of choices. You will likely need a charger for them also. Decent flashlight - worth the extra dollars for the batteries and charger to round out the set!!
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Which Surefire flashlight do you have (model)? I looked through 5 of them and none of them take this battery. if your putting the wrong battery in, that's why your blowing bulbs.
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I hate flashlights with C & D batteries as the batteries leak upon death. Therefore I purchased several LED flashlights using the same type of battery used in the strikelight #BRC 18650 in higher capacity. I purchased 5,000 mAh battery for my strikelight Tm. The cost is far less than replacement standard C & D flashlight batteries. I would guess that the 5,000 mAh battery should reach that 5 hour mark if only the flashlight was used for the test. My Striklight Tm was received as a gift and it's in my car. The larger battery is great for long term storage but I would charge it yearly.
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3 Volt CR123A. Takes two. Surefire brand is very good you can sometimes find deals online. Good shelf life so you can save buying in bulk. Hope that helps. Can't say enough about the light. I have had it for a long time,carry it daily and it takes a beating. Great customer support too
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This light comes with 2 non rechargeable surefire brand CR123 batteries. You can use rechargeable CR123s, but you have something like 50 percent less battery life. Just buy a large pack of Surefire CR123 (they run cheaper than other brands) and you should be set.
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I'm kind of having the same issue. The new batteries I have put in, die fast. I have been using regular store bought batteries. I know there are higher power batteries sold at places like Batteries Plus, that are specifically designed for high lumen flashlights. Might be worth looking into if you want to have optimum performance from your flashlight. I recently ordered a Zebralight SC52. Waiting on it now, but also ordered a $10 high powered AA battery to use in it. It was a battery they sell, and recommend. If you still don't have good light after trying these batteries, I would send it back, or try an exchange, because these Nebo Redlines are pretty cool. Good Luck. Hope I helped in some way. LOL I'm kind of having the same issue. The new batteries I have put in, die fast. I have been using regular store bought batteries. I know there are higher power batteries sold at places like Batteries Plus, that are specifically designed for high lumen flashlights. Might be worth looking into if you want to have optimum performance from your flashlight. I recently ordered a Zebralight SC52. Waiting on it now, but also ordered a $10 high powered AA battery to use in it. It was a battery they sell, and recommend. If you still don't have good light after trying these batteries, I would send it... » Read More I'm kind of having the same issue. The new batteries I have put in, die fast. I have been using regular store bought batteries. I know there are higher power batteries sold at places like Batteries Plus, that are specifically designed for high lumen flashlights. Might be worth looking into if you want to have optimum performance from your flashlight. I recently ordered a Zebralight SC52. Waiting on it now, but also ordered a $10 high powered AA battery to use in it. It was a battery they sell, and recommend. If you still don't have good light after trying these batteries, I would send it back, or try an exchange, because these Nebo Redlines are pretty cool. Good Luck. Hope I helped in some way. LOL « Show Less
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Works great on my SF 6PX Pro dual. Which I believe is the next tier down from your Fury that runs a 500/15 lumen bulb with the same spec housing. You may have to engage the SF tailcap switch and have your light on before disassembly and adding the PSEC#2. It functions in proper dual stage when I do that. I would say go for it. Inexpensive and reliable upgrade. I have three of them all mated to Surefire.
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I own a surefire pt2l flashlight and a streamlight nightcom light. I havebeen using the tenergy lifepo4 3v batteries for 2-3 years without a hitch.
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I also have the Type 1 30Wh Lithium - ion 20 V battery, 3 of them, and the flashlight...as others have said might be best to call B&D; to check compatibilities with the Type 3...
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CR123 type batteries. The highest output batteries are usually the Surefire batteries. You can also purchase rechargeable RCR123s as well...that is the route I took with mine...name-brand CR123s are just ridiculously priced.
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They use both. Rechargeable and non-rechargeable. I order my batteries from Surefire.
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my flashlight uses cr123 it works fine with the batteries I use. but as I stated my batteries are NOT re-charged.
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Yes, I use four different brands in mine. It is probably the best investment I have made for my flashlight batteries to date.
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These batteries are incompatible with any flashlights except LED flashlights. Flashlights with xenon, or other incandescent bulbs are designed for 3 Volt batteries, but the rechargeable RCR123A are 3.2 to 3.5 volts. The higher voltage of these batteries will quickly burn out the bulb if it is an incandescent bulb flashlight.
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The best batteries in my opinion are the SureFire 123A lithium 3 volt batteries, They are very reasonably priced. I have another make of flashlight that came with a well-known brand of batteries and I replaced them with the SureFire batteries. The beam was much brighter.
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I never used the SureFire Flashlights batteries. My use was for my Home Security system which used this size and I felt with some many units, it was better and cost effective to buy rechargeable batteries rather then other regular batteries. Since I did not research batteries, but went on a friends referral, I chose these.