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Lithium batteries don't suit all LED headlamps
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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  

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Hello John,

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

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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....!! 

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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


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