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If it says “carbon” on it, it probably isn’t even an alkaline. That could also explain the abysmal capacity. IIRC, dry cells can leak, too, though.
Yes, it’s likely zinc-carbon, and they’re guaranteed to leak after their short life.
trying to knock off panasonic carbon zinc.
available 6/$1 at the dollar store.
probably meant for some 3rd world country where a pack of batteries is a whole days work!
Refurbished, just for the purpose to let the 3rd world enjoy the same minor setback’s we do.
magnetbox.
ROFLOL!
we used to call em maggotbox at the shop.
Looks like heavy duty batteries leak just like alkaleaks.
Once again, the Chinese are copying their own brands. Nothing new. This is what happens when there is no accountability. Institute a 1 year mandatory jail time see how fast it stops.
There was an awesome thread with all the ultrafire knockoff names, tremendously hilarious
Uitraflrc comes to mind.
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Buy one get 3 free.
Found the thread
Lets see, here is what i can think of, and with the help of other members research for now of the long list of Whatever-fire names put on flashlights & batteries from sellers/manufacturers, etc. If there is any missed, reply with the names of lights (and a link to them) you seen, and i will add them to the growing list below: Alonefire Angelfire Ankafire Aurorafire Beamfire Bearfire Bestfire Besti-fire Blackfire Boltfire Bluefire BurFire Cachefire Constefire Crazyfire Creefire …
Forgot to mention, it’s 1,000,000,000 lumens. That’s 1 billion. Utilizing XHP50,000.99.
My favorite
I like how those “SUPER LUSTY” batteries have a warning label on them saying they “may explode”.
My favorite
Honesty in marketing? :laughing: