Will these work with Lithium AA's?
383035
Yes, I am using them with Energizer Lithium AAs. Lights are great - using them in a few unpowered sheds and a barn.
383036
I have not tried rechargeable Lithium or NIMH batteries on it, since these LED are supposed to be energy misers they will probably work but note all rechargeable batteries have lower amperage than alkaline types(you should never trust their high numbers), I find some LED lamps have a cut-off point close to the maximum charge of these( rechargeable ones generally show peak energy levels on the lower end of the 'green' scale in battery level meters when fully charged). Non-rechargeable Lithiums are supposed to outperform Alkalines but at a price but they are meant for high-drain equipment like camera flashes and I think they are a bit of an overkill for LED lamps which are slow-drain units. I have not tried rechargeable Lithium or NIMH batteries on it, since these LED are supposed to be energy misers they will probably work but note all rechargeable batteries have lower amperage than alkaline types(you should never trust their high numbers), I find some LED lamps have a cut-off point close to the maximum charge of these( rechargeable ones generally show peak energy levels on the lower end of the 'green' scale in battery level meters when fully charged). Non-rechargeable Lithiums are supposed to outperform Alkalines but at a price but they are meant for high-drain equipment... » Read More I have not tried rechargeable Lithium or NIMH batteries on it, since these LED are supposed to be energy misers they will probably work but note all rechargeable batteries have lower amperage than alkaline types(you should never trust their high numbers), I find some LED lamps have a cut-off point close to the maximum charge of these( rechargeable ones generally show peak energy levels on the lower end of the 'green' scale in battery level meters when fully charged). Non-rechargeable Lithiums are supposed to outperform Alkalines but at a price but they are meant for high-drain equipment like camera flashes and I think they are a bit of an overkill for LED lamps which are slow-drain units. « Show Less
383037
Normal AAs get the job done. Have had it over 6 months and hadn't had to replace well. Small unit but happy with effectiveness.
1791165
If the light is designed for 18650 batteries these should work. The orbtronic batteries don't seem to be thicker than normal. Good luck.
1032018
Li-Ion 18650s won't fit in AA chargers. I bought this charger to charge generic 18350 & 18650 batteries and it works great.
1814134
Yes they'll. If you have a charger capable of charging NiHM types of batteries you are good.
1181478
I have not used lithiums - rather expensive. However, should workperfectly.
1376687
Yes AA should fit. I've thought about replacing my batteries with newer batteries.
1203118
Yes they will work. However, you will have to put something conductive like a magnet between the contact points if they are too short to reach them. Example using 18650 Battery 18xxx means it is 18mm diameter xx65x means it is 65mm long xxxx0 means it is a round battery Using, say an 18500 battery like you have: 18mm diameter, so it will still fit just fine 50mm length, so you might need conductive spacers 0 = round battery And the same applies for the 18350 battery.
820369
literally, yes. But if you have rechargeable batteries, why not give them a try. If they're 1.5V, they ought to work.
769526
I don't know why not? I use lithium and regular batteries for my other devices without a problem as long as it is the same voltage and size. Good lite and powerful and long lasting on even a near dead battery. Finish wears off though.
204314
It is made for 9.6 NiMh volt batteries and charges them very well. I'm not sure if it will work with the same desired results for Lithium batteries. You may need a charger just for Lithiums.
2181069
I do not believe so--while these were bought for my husband by me, he made a big deal about being sure to get the lithium charger and said the Ni-Cd wouldn't work as his Ridgid tools took the lithium batteries. Probably right since I bought the wrong chargers for my black and decker lawn tools and it was for the wrong battery type. I hope this helps!
716362
They will, you will have to reuse the cables provided with the original batteries. I used two sided tape to stick the batteries together.
170539
What do you mean my "Regular AA batteries"?If your item takes rechargable AAs, these will work just fine.What does your manual say?
2067479
The new lithium packs anything but suck.... They are incredible. But to answer your question... Yes they are interchangeable
374232
It should work fine as long as the voltage of the Lithium Battery is not more than what is measured by the checker. Anything over 1.5 could give you a false reading I'm guessing because a standard battery is only 1.2 volt assuming you are talking about AA or AAA batteries.
790995
Yes they will work. When you need batteries for your camera the number 76 is the key not letters that signify the chemical composition. ex L for lithium or M for mercury or A for alkaline You might want to go on Duracell or eveready's web site and copy their cross reference chart.
1342833
Yeah, they should work. I use ther for my Lazer pointer. Unfortunately, when I received the batteries through amazon, 5 of them were completely dead.