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Finally got an email back from him after being very descriptive in the problem. I wil never buy from this guy again: Max@LAZERER.com to me 0 minutes agoDetails Sound to me your batteries are dead. Please charge the battery one by one. Have a nice day. Max, LAZERER.com

Thank you both. Great advice. +rep

Thank you. Will check them out.

I figured out one big part to the laser turning back on, and it was something mundane I did every time. I took the batteries out every time it shut off, and then the laser worked once more. Looks like I should try and find some better batteries.

Well that is a relief. Any recommendations off hand for a few? I will head to the battery forums here, but wanted to know what brand you used that your laser enjoyed so much. I used to have a multiy meter, but had to give it back to Uncle Sam when I left. The laser hobby is my excuse to try...

It takes two of the CR123 sized batteries. The Ultrafires have the following written on them: "high rate discharge, no memory effect; short circuit, over charge, and discharge protection, PCB life is 10 years, it is GREEN"

The 3.0V are simple surefire batteries, CR123 The 3.7V are UltraFire 16340, 880 mAh If this can assist anyone in helping. I greatly appreciate everyone's help.

Good catch. Forwarded my email to that address.

max@lazerer.com

I will give him the benefit of the doubt. Shot him an email, have to wait and see at this point.

The trouble with writing is he seldom responds. I wrote him several times during the order phase, and he took weeks to respond, and he never truly answered my questions. The accessory kit had two broken attachments, and he said "How they should be". I have less than zero faith in his ability to...

According to Lazerer, it is rated for the 3.7 V batteries. It will stay on for maybe two seconds at most, then turn off. The host does not feel warm to the touch when the beam stops. I immediately turn the power off in case the juice is still flowing to the diode.

Good afternoon. I am having an odd issuewith a 1.2 watt lazerer rifle I purchased a month ago. It arrived in good condition, and I had no issues. I ordered the batteries seperate to avoid any customs issues. I have several surfire CR123 3.0v left over from my days in the Army, and popped them...

Those pesky setbacks. Some fry diodes, some blow up trash cans. Others melt holes into the biology lab and kill many frogs.

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