For those of you that own Lazerer Rifles running on the recommended 2 x 16340s you will no doubt have noticed the batteries are a bit slim for the host and can tend to move around a little - there's probably about 3mm of play. I've occasionally had contact problems using the 16340s (low power/beam dimming and brigthening) which has been cured by a quick unscrew of the tailcap and screwing it back up tightly - which also leads me to think a little extra length could be needed (A statement open to jokes - I know )
To try and combat this I ordered a couple of AW IMR 18350 batteries, and they are a much better fit for the rifle host - almost perfect in fact. The capacity of the AW IMR 18350s is 50mAh lower than the 16340s, but thats the only thing going against them.
(edit: Thats compared to the usual xxxxfire 16340.(as supplied), the AW IMR18350 are rated HIGHER than the AW IMR 16340, 700mAh v 550mAh)
Obviously, it too early to tell if it has cured my contact problems (I expect so), but the 18350 fit the host so much better than the 16340 I don't understand why they aren't the recommended batteries.
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To try and combat this I ordered a couple of AW IMR 18350 batteries, and they are a much better fit for the rifle host - almost perfect in fact. The capacity of the AW IMR 18350s is 50mAh lower than the 16340s, but thats the only thing going against them.
(edit: Thats compared to the usual xxxxfire 16340.(as supplied), the AW IMR18350 are rated HIGHER than the AW IMR 16340, 700mAh v 550mAh)
Obviously, it too early to tell if it has cured my contact problems (I expect so), but the 18350 fit the host so much better than the 16340 I don't understand why they aren't the recommended batteries.
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