Oct 18, 2016 · Different brands may use one term or the other. You have to look at chemistry. Regular lithium ion will be 3.7 volts (4.2 max.) and lithium iron phosphate will be closer to 3 …

May 27, 2006 · UPDATE May 16, 2013: The CR123A testing results in this thread have been superseded by a new 2013 comparison posted here. Please refer to that thread for more up to …

May 17, 2013 · Back in 2009, I did some direct round-up comparisons of the performance of a number of CR123A brands (see: 2009 Quick CR123A and AA Battery Shoot-out Comparison …

Apr 20, 2012 · There are: 3.0v RCR123A's, 3.2v RCR123A's, and 3.6v 16340's. To make matters more confusing, the only option which is listed as a 16340, is also listed as a CR123a. It says : …

Jan 19, 2003 · Just an ASSumption, but I would assume the letters before the 123A are likely manufacturer's part numbers and branding, i.e. DL123A = Duracell Lithium 123A, EL123A = …

Feb 20, 2009 · By chance, I have a related question. I'm using a primary CR123A (Panasonic, 1550mAh) in a laser. This one recently stopped working, I found out that was because the …

Jan 4, 2012 · From the post something is not clear to me. It was mentioned "RCR123A battery charger" and "original primary 4Sevens CR123A". I can't help but wonder if the CR123A's …

Jul 25, 2008 · The Lithium AAs do not have the potentially explosive traits that the CR123A cells do. The Lithium AAs are around 1.7 volts whereas the CR123A cells are 3.0 volts. To run a 6P …

May 29, 2006 · These are the same, as far as I know - Surefire calls their new batteries SF123A (SF = Surefire), Surefire also used Duracell CR123A and these were probably called DL123A …

The voltage from 2x 16340 = 7.4v where the combined voltage from 2x CR123A = 6.0v. A significant difference for a bulb. The LED of the new Pelican M6 2390 can handle the 7.4v. …