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<blockquote data-quote="SoonerShooter08" data-source="post: 2191742" data-attributes="member: 2286"><p>Some good brands listed above. I've used FourSevens, Fenix, Klarus, Streamlight, and HDS Systems. Currently EDC a Fenix E15 and an HDS Systems High CRI Clicky. Both are single CR123. I keep a larger dual CR123 Fenix in the truck along with a few extra batteries.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Whether you go CR123, AA, or AAA, I'd recommended you standardize on one battery type if possible. Makes it easy to share spare batteries. Also, at least use lithium AA or AAA since they have better shelf life than the non-lithium variety. CR123 and similar variants, however will typically have higher output and longer run times and aren't at much of a price disadvantage if you buy them in bulk. I've pretty much standardized on CR123 except a few cheap headlamps.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SoonerShooter08, post: 2191742, member: 2286"] Some good brands listed above. I've used FourSevens, Fenix, Klarus, Streamlight, and HDS Systems. Currently EDC a Fenix E15 and an HDS Systems High CRI Clicky. Both are single CR123. I keep a larger dual CR123 Fenix in the truck along with a few extra batteries. Whether you go CR123, AA, or AAA, I'd recommended you standardize on one battery type if possible. Makes it easy to share spare batteries. Also, at least use lithium AA or AAA since they have better shelf life than the non-lithium variety. CR123 and similar variants, however will typically have higher output and longer run times and aren't at much of a price disadvantage if you buy them in bulk. I've pretty much standardized on CR123 except a few cheap headlamps. [/QUOTE]
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