They are much cheaper this way and have very long shelf life. Instead, I just buy the CR123s on line (usually 10 at a time). Lithium rechargables need to be treated with respect as they are very energy dense and you really don’t want them going off pop so a good (not cheapest) charger is essential. The batteries provide highly reliable performance with superb corrosion resistance. Taken 4 Pack Cr123a Lithium Batteries 3. The CR123A battery cell design allows for stable high voltage response. The difference in designations comes from different manufacturer’s designation of their products. I don’t bother with rechargables here as they need different intelligent chargers than AA NIMH (eneloops). : Cr123 Rechargeable Batteries With Charger Results Price and other details may vary based on product size and color. The CR123 battery is exactly the same as a CR123A battery. They were a good choice for this application.ĬR123s are very good batteries, I also use them for a couple of small but powerful flashlights - they are better and smaller than single or twin cell AAs.
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The plus side is they are small and light so the flash units benefit from this and they dont loose charge so even if you are not using the flashes every week they dont loose charge.
I use energizers and they seem to do well enough. For CR123 in particular, I don't have experience with hard use applications. So the idea they are all interchangeble is a myht (IMHO), and emprically not a good starting point. I use the Nikon macro flash units and the CR123 lithium batteries last really well, I dont find their duration an issue in practice. The same brand has other grade of edit-also lithium battery that fails alot sooner in a similar field use/test. They are often designated as RCR123 (for fairly obvious reasons). There are CR123A sized rechargables available. Maybe in the meantime somebody developed rechargeable batteries that can be used with this system? Has anybody experience in this area?
the system was designed many years ago. how do you think are the battery going to last with normal usage of the flash lights? I discovered with my great disappointment, that it takes only CR123A 3V Lithium non-rechargeable batteries. I recently bought the Nikon R1C1 macro flash system. rapthor CR123A 3V Lithium Batteries CR17345 16 Pack 1650mAh High Power 123A 10 Year Shelf Life Non-Rechargeable CR123 Photo Battery 123 for Flashlight Toys Alarm System Microphones (Not for Arlo) 4.3 out of 5 stars 882.
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