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    Where can I find a quality setup for rechargeable cr123 batteries?

    Where can I find a quality setup for rechargeable cr123 batteries?

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    https://www.batteryjunction.com/rcr123a.html

    Can't go wrong with Nitecore, Olight, Tenergy, and Efest

    https://www.batteryjunction.com/12-best-chargers.html

    Nitecore and Xtar chargers will be just fine.

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    I use:

    Nitecore DigiD4


    For double CR123 ( 6-8voltHandheld Lights, ETC.)
    Keeppower 16650 (They fit in all my surefires and streamlights. They put out about 10% less lumens, but give the same runtime as two CR123s)

    For single CR123s, I haven't found a great brand, Keeppower 16340s have worked for me. But, they are SPENDY. I also have purchased some E-Power 16340s. However I refuse to run two rechargeable in tandem. Even with the Smart Charger, I don't like putting my lights through 8.4v at peak. I also don't trust most rechargeable to drain in tandem. Too high of a fluctuation is a big no-no with Lithiums.

    For my WML, I stick to Duracell, Surefire, and have tried Energizer Primaries. Just not worth the headache with rechargables such as Cycle count, MAH loss, storage drop offs, etc.

    If I wanted to use rechargables, I wouldn't have gone single cell 123. Just my opine and setup.

    ETA: Not to say you can't use rechargeables effectively. I just have a preference in longevity and efficiency of primary cells versus rechargeables.
    Last edited by HeruMew; 05-07-18 at 10:11.

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    Have you looked at the Zanfarr C4? It gets really good reviews, most likely will be buying one soon.

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    +1 for the Nitecore D4. I use it to recharge 123s, AAAs, AAs and 18650s. For rechargeable 123s, I use the ones from K2 Energy. Their charge won't last as long as primary cells (shocker), but they seem to drain evenly and deliver at or close to full output.
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