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Old 07-09-08, 12:06 AM
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wyeast
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Originally Posted by Ziemas
The RC-N3 uses a CR123A battery, which looks like the below photo.
Psst. That's a CR2, not a CR123. 123's are a little longer, but also a bit more common than CR2's (as far as flashlights are concerned anyway)



My wife uses a couple of Inova Bolt 2AA's on lockblocks. Not as bright as the XR-E lights, but they've been rock solid dependable for her on daily commutes.

This weekend I'm gonna try out a Coleman MAX 2AA XR-E light on a night ride. If it turns out well, you could get two and lockblocks for just a touch over $50.
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