kilogulf59
Enlightened
I recently had an incident where AAA cell Energizer alkaline batteries leaked ruining a good flashlight. I believe this was caused from the light being in a vehicle and our great temperature swings here in central WI. This was my first experience with modern alkaline leakage, by the way, and I'm 58-years old.
This problem has been solved, at least for some of my families lights, by ordering AA and AAA cell Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries. My son, however, also carries a D-cell Maglite in his truck, which presents me with my problem.
My question is does anyone make a lithium D-cell battery? If not, what's the alternative to prevent leakage in the future, AA to D cell converters? Ideas anyone?
This problem has been solved, at least for some of my families lights, by ordering AA and AAA cell Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries. My son, however, also carries a D-cell Maglite in his truck, which presents me with my problem.
My question is does anyone make a lithium D-cell battery? If not, what's the alternative to prevent leakage in the future, AA to D cell converters? Ideas anyone?
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