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What to do with used CR123 batteries?
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Sometimes, when a battery is no longer useful for a particular device, it's still useful for another. For instance, each time that a AA battery dies from one of my kids' toys, although it no longer works with their toy, I can still put the "dead" battery in a clock and it works perfectly fine for a while. After that, then I throw it out.
So now, I'm stacking a whole bunch of CR123 batteries off of my Arlo cameras. It appears that the "dead to Arlo" voltages of these are in the 2.75V range. So before I throw these batteries out, does anyone out there know of a good use for these batteries?
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there are many flashlights that take 123 size cells ( usu two stacked ), I use my old rechargeables ( ones without circuit protection ) in one
At least you can run them down 100% there
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