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batteries for Photonic disruptor pro

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Hi, I bought this laser off wickedlasers, but I came with no specs, like what kind of batteries it needs, I only know it uses AA ones, but it doesnt mention what voltage it uses,, I've been using normal 1.5v alkaline batteries but I was planning to buy a 3.6v lithium batteries, before I do, I want to be sure this laser can support that voltage, can somebody give me advice? Thank you
 





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Hi, I bought this laser off wickedlasers, but I came with no specs, like what kind of batteries it needs, I only know it uses AA ones, but it doesnt mention what voltage it uses,, I've been using normal 1.5v alkaline batteries but I was planning to buy a 3.6v lithium batteries, before I do, I want to be sure this laser can support that voltage, can somebody give me advice? Thank you

I'd stick with using primary batteries. You can pick up some Energizer lithiums to get increased run time, but I dunno if I'd recommend using a 3.6V rechargeable. After all, they are 4.2V at full charge, as compared to 3-3.2V from primary batteries. You might try contacting WL and asking if you could safely use a 14500 with a spacer.
 

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The laser works fine with 1.5 V alkaline batteries and I don't think that it can sustain a voltage so high. BTW try to contact the WL technical support :)
 




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