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OT - dead squeeze flash lights
I have 14 eaches, squeeze LED lights. Two flat thin cells, I
think are CR-2016. Is it cheaper to replace the batteries, or should I pitch them and buy new? The LED can be removed relatively easily. Can that run on three D cells for a super long lasting night light? I remember something about a current limiter resistor. -- Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org .. |
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