OUTDOORSmagic
Outdoor Megastore Oct 06 AD
 Home » Forum > GearFriday 25 July 2008 | Help  
Prizes to be won!
Click below to enter
Free weekly newsletter!
Join OUTDOORSmagic now
Members can use the forum and gallery, receive a weekly newsletter and are eligible to win great prizes!
why join?  
Latest Articles
Peak Quarry Appeal Decision Due Monday
Court of Appeal to decide if Peak Park Authority can appeal against continued quarrying.
Inov8 Mudsoc 36 - Tested
We check out the anatomically develeoped socks from the lightweight footwear folk.
Bridgedale X-Hale Trailhead Tested
We've been hammering two pairs of Bridgedale's fast-moving socks for a year, how did they do?
Schoeller / Mammut Launch Smart Fabrics
Black clothing that stays cool in the sun plus a waterproof membrane that changes structure according to temperature...
New Lightweight Osprey Pack Scoop!
Award-winning packs weigh less but without sacrificing comfort, features or load-carrying punch.
Travel Partners
Travel Partners
Inghams
Explore!
Exodus
TGO Magazine
Latest Reviews
6847 Total Reviews
Coleman F1 Lite
by RichardSun
VauDe Hogan Ultralite 1
by RichardSun
Salomon Salomon Elios mid XCR
by RichardSun
Berghaus X-Static Top
by curly
British Army Mess tins
by Richard Baker 4
» Loads More Reviews
 FORUM REVIEWS
 
Related Categories:
Accessories \ Torches

 FORUM
Discussions by:   Latest Posts | New Discussions | Hot Threads | Forum Topics
 Search forum: 
Lithium battery warning
Lithium batteries don't suit all LED headlamps
1 to 4 of 4 messagesTo post a reply you need to be a member - Join now.

Having seen a couple of Petzl headlamp reviews of late, just a reminder that Petzl have advised that lithium batteries should not be used with some of their headlamps.

 

Check out the Petzl website for details:

 Petzl Lithium Battery Advice  

Show/hide user stats

Hello John,

Just purchased a myo xp, and I dont know what batteries to choose might just take the safe option and use alkalines.

Show/hide user stats

The Myo XP is clearly listed in the "don't use lithiums" list on that Petzl page.

That said, I've ignored it with my Tikka XP for a year or more and it's still working fine - I like the weight saving and cold weather performance of lithiums, and I figure that if I knacker it at some point well never mind, LED technology is marching ever-onwards and there'll be something better out to replace it with.

But for peace of mind, Princeton Tec is the way to go....!! 

This member’s stats are private

My feelings exactly. My Petzl Tactikka has run on lithium AAA batteries since I got bored of trying to recharge NiMh ones. It seems fine, and once it goes to that great junkshop in the sky, its replacement will probably have brighter LEDs and a current regulator.

Cheers Judy


 You say:
Message: (1500 character limit)
(Using the Quick Post will also register you with the site)
First Name: *
Last Name: *
Email: *
Security Image:This is a security image
Write the characters shown in the image above (Case sensitive)
I agree to the site's Terms and Conditions & Code of Conduct
  
  
 

Change stats view
Make external bookmarkAdd to My Bookmarks

« Previous thread   -   Next thread »
Home > Forum > GearForum jump  
Members Logon
Email:
Password:
forgot your
password?
Article search
Support our partners

 Send to friend | Join Now ^ Top of Page
About OUTDOORSmagic
- About Us
- Privacy Policy
- Terms and Conditions

Subscribe to OUTDOORSMAGIC RSS news feed.
Contact Us
- Support
- Advertise with us
- FAQ
- Retailers: free site review
Affiliates
- Take our news for free
- RSS Feed
Magicalia Digital Publishing
Cycling
- BIKEmagic
- RoadCyclingUK
- SheCycles
- LondonCycleSport
- Visordown
- ProTourNews
Outdoors
- OUTDOORSmagic
- FISHINGmagic
- GOLFmagic
- TheMainSail
Lifestyle
- ThinkBaby
- Gardening.co.uk
- AVReview
- ThinkCamera
Hobbies
- ModelFlying
- MilitaryModelling
- ModelBoats
- GetWoodWorking

- Full Portfolio
© 1999-2008 Magicalia Ltd.