What drives a 14V drop-in?

[chillinn]

What cell configuration would drive a D26 drop-in at 14V? And what does the light it's intended for look like?

 

[thermal guy]

3 lithiums would be 14.8. I’m sure there’s a little wiggle room in the dropin. And there’s probably a range on it say 3.7 to 14 volts. Just guessing here

 

[chillinn]

3 lithiums would be 14.8.

What?! How? Wait, I think you mean 4x 3.7V cells. Ok. 4x 3.6V cells is 14.4. I guess 5x CR123A is not 15V, more like 13.5V. That's closer. So a 9P with a cell extender or two cell extender. Just struck me as really odd, but I guess it isn't that exotic.

 

[fivemega]

Can you get Incan p60 drop ins?

CD = chicken drumstick AZ 😉 The Seraph refers to a pretty nice host Lumens Factory sells. Or you can buy it complete.

www.candlepowerforums.com

 

[thermal guy]

What?! How? Wait, I think you mean 4x 3.7V cells. Ok. 4x 3.6V cells is 14.4. I guess 5x CR123A is not 15V, more like 13.5V. That's closer. So a 9P with a cell extender or two cell extender. Just struck me as really odd, but I guess it isn't that exotic.

Lol yes I meant 4. Sorry it’s late here

 

[chillinn]

@fivemega thank you very much for reading my mind and also confirming the solution to the mystery. I couldn't find 3.7V anywhere. Thought they were gone gone gone. Inexpensive and 4A, yowza.

 

[ampdude]

See how it runs on 4 x CR123A's and go from there. Some of that stuff is slightly mislabeled.

 

[letschat7]

Aren't there 14.4v lights?

 

[fivemega]

Aren't there 14.4v lights?

These bulbs work well with voltage of 4 serial connected Li-ion cells.
Host could be bored out 6P or custom 6P with EX/Cap 69mm extension tube.