@@garrettstevens944 That is where you are wrong. The chirping does not mean the battery is low. it is working, and also like mine. You can also cut the chirping off, or make it chirp less or more. Nothing like going to bed, not knowing if your alarm is working or not, is there?
thanks man i was freaking out when my light went out and i couldn't find no other videos that go in detail . exactly what i needed i just ordered my batteries 🔋 thanks again.
I can put regular store bought energizers in mine without having to remove the rubber but I'm definitely gonna buy some of these batteries...thank you for the info.
@@gunsrus777 I recently took out the rubber piece trying to fit some ultrafire batteries but they wouldn't fit. So I ordered some sure fires a couple of days ago to see how they go.
@@MassFuckery they work really good I bought 4 Surefires so I can always have a backup ready. just a matter of time till they save me money :) little expensive but worth it 👌
My balr pro turned on while driving 6 hrs. Cant find the olight batteries anywhere. All the other cr123a ones I see have less MAH. Thanks for this info before I wasted money.
Years later, this video still relevant…going strong with interactions. That’s what’s up! Hey thanks for the free game. I ordered the battery setup for my Baldr Pro, today. Can’t wait to get it!
Thanks for the video. Question, if I choose to use the rechargable surelight battery that you recommended in this video do I still have to remove the bars inside the baldr pro flashlight to make the surelight battery fit?
I have more of this surefire batteries they hold charge pretty good and have more power. Also you can get a solar panel usb charger and charge them with the sun, no electrical power need it.
@@gunsrus777 do know if 16340 batteries will fry the baldr pro or will it work? Yes the specs say its incompatible but my red dot also says cr123 only and it's been running 16340 batteries for over a year now.
Hum! What could damage it? Im very confused! Im not using anything different. This is a CR123 just like the one that comes in it. This is designated to use CR123s batteries.
@@gunsrus777 I'm sure they do, but it doesn't mean you have to buy from them, and they are CR123 A and Olight also sells rechargeable Cr123 so I am assuming the damage issue is real or they would just suggest theirs.
@@gunsrus777 Regular Cr123's have a voltage about 3v, rechargeables have a voltage of about 3.6 volts, so you are going from a total of 6v to 7.2v which it is not designed to take. I am just going by what they said, but they also sell rechargeable so why would they not suggest them for this purpose?
@@gunsrus777 one thing I noticed on the surefire non rechargeables is that I'm not getting the max output of 1350 lumens. Do you get that with the rechargeables?
Yes, absolutely! The surefire rechargeable is the only ones that seems working for the 1350 without shutting down to the lowest setting. That’s why I highly recommend them, because seems ok for me.
I have a sightmark red dot that uses cr123 batteries, i bought some cheap rechargeable 16340 batteries and they work fine in it. Now the voltage increase is only 0.7volts, the baldr pro uses 2 batteries and I'm assuming they are in series thus a voltage increase of 1.4volts and that might be a bit much. So my question is, has anyone used 16340 batteries in the baldr pro? (without frying it)
@@gunsrus777 I got my surefire rechargeable batteries in and didn’t have to take the rubber washer out for it to still work. By taking the washers out does it just make the connection stronger or last longer?
@@gene_citrano7061 hum! If the cap close without forcing it I guess is fine where the rubber goes is plastic so i don’t think will make any difference on lasting longer, but will reduce the impact of the battery moving inside with the recoil of the firearm.
Lol, hella funny hes charging batteries for his gun light but his smoke detector low battery is going off. Pure comedy! Good one bro!
Lol.
Didn’t know the video was about the smoke detector. And how you know is that?
@@gunsrus777 because it's chirping that means the battery is low
Bingo! 😂 have been replaced already, that MF smoke detector is like 25 feet from the floor.
@@garrettstevens944 That is where you are wrong. The chirping does not mean the battery is low. it is working, and also like mine. You can also cut the chirping off, or make it chirp less or more. Nothing like going to bed, not knowing if your alarm is working or not, is there?
thanks man i was freaking out when my light went out and i couldn't find no other videos that go in detail . exactly what i needed i just ordered my batteries 🔋 thanks again.
What are the battery’s you ordered? I only found SureFire SFLP123 3V Lithium 450mAh 2 Pack Battery
@@_Barber704 the same ones in the video if you go on ebay they sell them together with the charger
the spacer thing damn man you the best man i can use the other batteries now
Yessssss needed this too! You’re on your way to 100k subscribers 🙌🏼
I can put regular store bought energizers in mine without having to remove the rubber but I'm definitely gonna buy some of these batteries...thank you for the info.
Maybe yours have being fixed from factory.
@@gunsrus777 I recently took out the rubber piece trying to fit some ultrafire batteries but they wouldn't fit. So I ordered some sure fires a couple of days ago to see how they go.
@@jdp8944 How did they work? Im still looking for more readily available batteries* for the light.
@@MassFuckery they work really good I bought 4 Surefires so I can always have a backup ready. just a matter of time till they save me money :) little expensive but worth it 👌
@@jdp8944 Very good to hear. I'll order the surefire then.
My balr pro turned on while driving 6 hrs. Cant find the olight batteries anywhere. All the other cr123a ones I see have less MAH. Thanks for this info before I wasted money.
Years later, this video still relevant…going strong with interactions.
That’s what’s up!
Hey thanks for the free game.
I ordered the battery setup for my Baldr Pro, today. Can’t wait to get it!
Thanks for the video. Question, if I choose to use the rechargable surelight battery that you recommended in this video do I still have to remove the bars inside the baldr pro flashlight to make the surelight battery fit?
I have removed mine before I started using the surefire.
Great video brother. God bless.
You can more of those batteries without getting a charger every time, thus giving you more batteries for your dollar.
I have more of this surefire batteries they hold charge pretty good and have more power. Also you can get a solar panel usb charger and charge them with the sun, no electrical power need it.
@@gunsrus777 do know if 16340 batteries will fry the baldr pro or will it work?
Yes the specs say its incompatible but my red dot also says cr123 only and it's been running 16340 batteries for over a year now.
The cr123 fully charge goes up to 4v I wouldnt use anything pass that. Means you should be ok. The Mah doesnt really matter
I just got a baldr pro.
My spare olight r123 batteries work fine in it.
What are the battery’s you ordered? I only found SureFire SFLP123 3V Lithium 450mAh 2 Pack Battery
Olight said it could damage it, I chatted with them last week.
Hum! What could damage it? Im very confused! Im not using anything different. This is a CR123 just like the one that comes in it. This is designated to use CR123s batteries.
Maybe they want you to buy Olight CR123 batteries.
@@gunsrus777 I'm sure they do, but it doesn't mean you have to buy from them, and they are CR123 A and Olight also sells rechargeable Cr123 so I am assuming the damage issue is real or they would just suggest theirs.
They are all CR123A including Surefire
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@@gunsrus777 Regular Cr123's have a voltage about 3v, rechargeables have a voltage of about 3.6 volts, so you are going from a total of 6v to 7.2v which it is not designed to take. I am just going by what they said, but they also sell rechargeable so why would they not suggest them for this purpose?
That's what I use in both of mine.
Does it matter what kinda of charger to charge battery’s and get same power
I wish I could tell you. But I don’t know. There is only one way to find out. Try it.
Do you still have the same output and run time with the surefires?
It feels like the surefire rechargeable last longer but I will test that
@@gunsrus777 one thing I noticed on the surefire non rechargeables is that I'm not getting the max output of 1350 lumens. Do you get that with the rechargeables?
Yes, absolutely! The surefire rechargeable is the only ones that seems working for the 1350 without shutting down to the lowest setting. That’s why I highly recommend them, because seems ok for me.
I have a sightmark red dot that uses cr123 batteries, i bought some cheap rechargeable 16340 batteries and they work fine in it. Now the voltage increase is only 0.7volts, the baldr pro uses 2 batteries and I'm assuming they are in series thus a voltage increase of 1.4volts and that might be a bit much.
So my question is, has anyone used 16340 batteries in the baldr pro? (without frying it)
3.7 v lipo batteries actually peak charge to I think 4.6. So 1.8v over rated voltage for the light.
@@jeffmalone7524which makes it worse!
I'm wondering if I use the 3.7v batteries but only use the light on the lower setting 🤷♂️
Thanks i needed this!!!
With the rechargeable sure fire ones do I have to take the rubber washer out the bottom for it to fit
With any CR123 that’s not Olight CR123 you will have to remove that rubber. I have already tried.
@@gunsrus777 thank you for informing me your videos are extremely helpful.
@@gene_citrano7061 I’m glad to help.
@@gunsrus777 I got my surefire rechargeable batteries in and didn’t have to take the rubber washer out for it to still work. By taking the washers out does it just make the connection stronger or last longer?
@@gene_citrano7061 hum! If the cap close without forcing it I guess is fine where the rubber goes is plastic so i don’t think will make any difference on lasting longer, but will reduce the impact of the battery moving inside with the recoil of the firearm.
whats the part number for the battery and charger?
SFLFP123-KIT
@@gunsrus777 ARE the batteries made in China?
Hehe! I don’t know, maybe
Can I get the link to the charger and batteries
www.ebay.com/itm/Surefire-123A-Rechargeable-Batteries-Includes-Charger-SFLFP123-KIT-/174651914662?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0
what kind of run time do you get on high with the surefire rechargeables?
I’ll have to test it.
@DENNIS SCOTT glad I went with a different light
10 min not accurate at all! Lost my dog the other day and used the light for like 30min in high 1300 lumens and still going. Maybe old batteries!
@@gunsrus777 maybe, I ended up getting the baldr pro and I’ve been super happy with it
@@dannyorr8430 the light he has is a baldr pro. You might have a different model if you went with another light.
How do these work
Very good. They actually have more power than the non rechargeable batteries.
@@gunsrus777 love your channel by any chance do you have the link to purchase
www.ebay.com/itm/Surefire-123A-Rechargeable-Batteries-Includes-Charger-SFLFP123-KIT-/174651914662?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0
@@gunsrus777 will the non rechargeable fit as well
yes
I subscribed just because of your Don't tread on me flag. 🤑👍
Sure fire batteries dont work in the baldir pro
Surefire Rechargeable battery works perfectly. I have been using them for over a year, no issues.
@@gunsrus777 my apologies i meant streamlight batteries
Yes they do. You have to take the rubber washer out of the light.
@@jeffmalone7524 i love you
@@Blakeliveslivelyhahahaha. Right?!
I'm not spending 150 dollars on this if you gotta go thur the world to find batteries to fit. Not gonna do
U right, but for those who purchased the light without knowing this is a alternate fix for the issue.
Meestur gorge, philepe is drunking at day wurk again.
You can spend all this money on batteries 🪫 but you can’t afford to change your smoke detectors?!? 😂😂😂😂😂
What are the battery’s you ordered? I only found SureFire SFLP123 3V Lithium 450mAh 2 Pack Battery