I don't recall what light these came with but they're 3-4 years old. Suspect battery on the right has no expiration date, the wrapper is upside down (+ and - reversed) and tests at 3.08V (60% on MBT-1) despite being unused, vs 3.26V on the left. They weigh the same, 17-18g.
Seems an odd thing to counterfeit. Just crappy quality control? Anyone else have batteries like the one on the right?
How many have you found like this?
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Two. Most likely packaged together with either a 2L-X or rail mount HL-X but I can't be sure.Originally Posted by Wheeler
Email a picture to Streamlight customer service and maybe they’ll send you some replacements directly for the inverted one that could damage your equipment.I don't recall what light these came with but they're 3-4 years old. Suspect battery on the right has no expiration date, the wrapper is upside down (+ and - reversed) and tests at 3.08V (60% on MBT-1) despite being unused, vs 3.26V on the left. They weigh the same, 17-18g.
Seems an odd thing to counterfeit. Just crappy quality control? Anyone else have batteries like the one on the right?
Ironically I only noticed this when replacing batteries in a Surefire X300. Could be entertaining asking Streamlight to replace batteries for that purpose
Follow the supply chain? (Yeah, I know they claim Made in USA…)
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