Rechargeable Gel cell substitution

[EarlyBird2]

Check this site
http://www.atbatt.com/batteries/agm-...?voltage2=3986

looks like your picture.

4v 1.5Ah is very small for lead acid!

[Demon]

Check this site
http://www.atbatt.com/batteries/agm-...?voltage2=3986

looks like your picture.

4v 1.5Ah is very small for lead acid!

Darn, just a tad too wide.

This site didn't come up in my googling. I hate it that location plays such a huge part in search results.

[Demon]

1.15" x 1.35" x 2.73"
29mm x 34mm x 69mm

I don't have a lot of room to work with.

I suppose I can't even use old NiCD instead of SLA.

Robert

[Charlie]

It's hard to get to the correct voltage with NiCD or NimH - you end up with 3.6 or 4.8. If the charger is well designed it should be putting out 4.4, and constant voltage, where the NiCD or nimH want constant current.
When you eventually find the right replacement battery, you will likely find it cheaper to buy another flashlight than a replacement battery - at least that was my experience.
Comes of buying things on sale at CTC, I guess.

[Demon]

I know and it sucks. I like these first-gen LED worklights and feel bad throwing away a perfectly good device.

Robert