Batteries to BLF A6 XPL 1600LM?
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mortuus
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No u need a charger for lithium cells, i would say buy something like
Nitecore i2 Intellicharge Charger
XTAR VC2
doesnt cost much , i can recommend the xtar it also shows how much capacity the cells when charged complete.
Nitecore i2 Intellicharge Charger
XTAR VC2
doesnt cost much , i can recommend the xtar it also shows how much capacity the cells when charged complete.
mcfarlie6996
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No, that's not a Lithium-Ion charger. That only charger NiMH batteries. I recommend anything from Illumn.com since they have excellent prices.
Link to Illumn's chargers: https://www.illumn.com/batteries-ch...is_ajax=1&limit=all&order=price&price=3.88-60
The Xtar VC2 Plus Master and the Nitecore D2 are great starter chargers that does both Li-ion and NiMH. Ultimately depends on how simple or sophisticated you want to go and how many batteries you'd like to be able to charge at once.
And yes, the Samsung 30Q are excellent batteries for this light.
