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Generic batteries can blow on the bulb of a flashlight infallible?

I bought some rechargeable 3V lithium batteries on eBay for generic my infallible, I put them after accusing them of the source and the bulb on for a second then went away. I'm not sure if the wind or even if I use these batteries again. Any ideas? I do not want to spend $ 12 on a pair of Duracell lithium batteries 3v123a only to find it, I'm not rich. Alice, his response was pathetic, the link that sent you a savings of only $ 1.02, hardly a match for my supposed "rip off". lithium-ion batteries used in flashlights can be successful insurance, so you can be sure of what I put in mine, I detailed out quite clearly. Next time you go to answer a question, read first, leaving its condescending and paternalistic generic ideas in his head child and please do not answer any of my questions in the future.

Lithiums are not rechargeable. Batteries Lithium-ion batteries are, but that's not what happens in a sure success. So not sure what you put in your light. In any case, $ 12 for a pair of batteries, a rip off. You you can get half of them here: http://www.adorama.com/BYUL1231.html

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