DOES ANYONE KNOW OF 2 14500 BATTARIES THAT WILL WORK GREAT %110 ALONG W/4 E.U.L.

[fred589]

DOES ANYONE KNOW OF 2 14500 BATTARIES (BRAND AND MODEL) THAT WOULD WORK GREAT %110 ALONG WITH 4 ENERGIZER ULTIMATE LITHIUMS

-THAT KNOWS FORSURE %110 THAT WILL WORK ?

PLEASE AND THANK YOU !!!

[Parellax]

The easy answer is no. No one knows knows that answer. There are too many variables to tell you what is safe to mix because of current draw, and battery composition. I personally don't run any rechergables that aere not the from the same batch, and that's all I use. That whole mixing batteries is from the old school. Yes .It did spur on great innovations. That was when people before me were taking risks they were willing to accept the consequences of their own actions for.

Unless you go with a SB your best option is the three 14500's in one side of the gun.

[fred589]

what do you think of running 4 of these with 2 energizer ultimate lithiums they have great reviews and the cost is normal !!!!!!!!

-tell me what you think,,,,(I know their not rechargeable) -but run 4 of these, plus 2 energizer ultimate lithium ,,, -tell me what you think,,,,,,,,,, thanks buddy .....



http://www.batteryjunction.com/titanium-cr14505-craa--3v.html

[Parellax]

I can't advise you about mixing batteries. DUBB jumped on me for even suggesting it in one of my videos telling me flat out that it's dangerous to mix non-rechargeable lithium batteries with rechargeable lithium batteries. I know people do it, but for my money I would rather be safe than sorry. I have too much money in my guns to risk catching them on fire, and blowing them up.

[DU-BB]

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=719116
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1287041

Just look at how many accidents are reported first hand, on my helicopter forum....... I have also blown up a couple of batteries, it's not a joke, or by any means a "remote" possibility, lithium batteries are dangerous, they've burnt down houses, and even brought down airliners for no good reason.

I can't find the string where we were discussing those "high capacity" yellow 18650's. Like I said, I am skeptical as to the claimed capacity of 9800mAh, too, but in fairness, the one I bought is STILL going on it's first and only charge since I bought it new, in my Cree LED flashlight, and I am starting to be impressed with it.