p3d batteries
01-24-08, 07:15 AM
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p3d batteries
any suggestions for batteries for the fenix p3d light?I seem to run them out quick as my rides are usually over two hrs.Would a rechargeable system work?
01-24-08, 07:26 AM
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sorry you are out of luck as far as runtime. I am using super-premium AW rcr123a's from Fenix website. The best the P3D (Premium I am assuming) is about 75 minutes on Turbo.
Good news is it lasts like 5 hrs on Hi. I run 2 of them on Hi when I need longer runtimes, and it's still a good amount of light.
Cheers
Good news is it lasts like 5 hrs on Hi. I run 2 of them on Hi when I need longer runtimes, and it's still a good amount of light.
Cheers
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sorry you are out of luck as far as runtime. I am using super-premium AW rcr123a's from Fenix website. The best the P3D (Oremium I am assuming) is about 75 minutes on Turbo.
Good news is it lasts like 5 hrs on Hi. I run 2 of them on Hi when I need longer runtimes, and it's still a good amount of light.
Cheers
Good news is it lasts like 5 hrs on Hi. I run 2 of them on Hi when I need longer runtimes, and it's still a good amount of light.
Cheers
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