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Lumintop Ti Tool AAA Titanium Flashlight
Alfred143
7
Dec 6, 2016
Does it take a 10440?
guvnor
735
Dec 6, 2016
Alfred143No, according to Lumintop.
DBSS
217
Dec 6, 2016
Alfred143I've been using a 10440 in my copper one for months without issue. It does get hot on high though so you have to watch that. But other than that, zero concerns.
Tony_m
50
Dec 7, 2016
Alfred143The Ti model uses an electrical tail switch, do not use a 10440 in it. There is a small battery in the switch, both my copper and aluminum ones with the regular clicky switch work on 10440. My copper light will now only work with them actually. Been reported on some of the forums that you may burn up something on the PCB with the higher voltage and alkaline will no longer turn the light on.
Some_Guy
15
Dec 8, 2016
DBSSCopper dissipates heat faster than titanium, don't use a 10440 on the Ti model.
it-man
720
Dec 11, 2016
Some_Guycopper is heavier so I guess it would
it-man
720
Dec 11, 2016
Some_GuyCopper dissipates heat approx 19 times better than titanium according to this http://www.engineersedge.com/properties_of_metals.htm
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