It seems silly, if you use AA - D adapter in the 3D flashlight with 3 AA rechargeable batteries, I believe most people like me who stop buying non-rechargeable will do.
Then what's the point? unless people like the feeling of the big stick of 3D in their hand.
It seems silly, if you use AA - D adapter in the 3D flashlight with 3 AA rechargeable batteries, I believe most people like me who stop buying non-rechargeable will do.
Then what's the point? unless people like the feeling of the big stick of 3D in their hand.
I purchased the Maglite Package at Costco last week and it works great! The bulb seems to be even more effective than other LED's offered on the market today.
It seems silly, if you use AA - D adapter in the 3D flashlight with 3 AA rechargeable batteries, I believe most people like me who stop buying non-rechargeable will do.
Then what's the point? unless people like the feeling of the big stick of 3D in their hand.
The 3 watt is the rating/classification of the LED.. Doesn't signify the lumen output.
As for D batteries versus AA batteries... both are 1.5 volts but the D battery will have less internal resistance and thus be able to provide a greater current output at 1.5V. So a D battery could run an LED brighter and longer than a AA battery. The D-shell adapters that people use with AA rechargable batteries are not intended for high current/peak draw applications.
soarwitheagles said: I purchased the Maglite Package at Costco last week and it works great! The bulb seems to be even more effective than other LED's offered on the market today.
Soar
Only if your market doesn't include online retailers. I've got one cell pocket flashlights that are brighter than the 3D Maglight . . . and the LED I dropped into MY 3D Mag would blow you away! Come back when Costco is selling the Rebel version, the one that's $30+ in hardware stores now.
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