USB-C batteries, recharge

Idaboy

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For AA/AAA batteries for backcountry. What's the best system? USB-C recharge Lithium? Or just pack extra regular AA/AAA....I run some nitecore power banks

What are you running for your AA and AAA system?
 
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Vapcell and the nitecore batteries seem to be popular for rechargeable lithiums. Sounds like coast may have some new batteries as well.

I am planning on switching everything over to a cr123 style headlamp (hmr50) and having an extra battery serving double duty in my flextail zero pump. I would love to find a cr123 cell that supports discharge via usb-c to charge a phone battery in a pinch too.

I think nitecore currently has the highest advertised capacity cr123 size at 950mah.

 

bmart2622

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Vapcell and the nitecore batteries seem to be popular for rechargeable lithiums. Sounds like coast may have some new batteries as well.

I am planning on switching everything over to a cr123 style headlamp (hmr50) and having an extra battery serving double duty in my flextail zero pump. I would love to find a cr123 cell that supports discharge via usb-c to charge a phone battery in a pinch too.

I think nitecore currently has the highest advertised capacity cr123 size at 950mah.

Not to hijack, but how do you like the Flextail pump?
 
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Not to hijack, but how do you like the Flextail pump?
So far so good. Build quality isn’t crazy good (threads are kind of rough) but I think I got it for 30 bucks on pre-release. It does what it’s supposed to, which is about all I can ask. At 1.2oz (I think) it seems to always find it’s way into my pack.
 
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