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Aimpoint CompM4s battery life finding

Discussion in 'Holographic/Red Dot Sights' started by nitesite, Jun 3, 2019.

  1. nitesite

    nitesite Average Guy Moderator "Philanthropist"

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    It has been ON for years ands years and at pretty high brightness. It has never been OFF. Not ever touching the setting has been very cool.

    I realized yesterday that it should be replaced, so I swapped it for a new lithium AA made by Duracell.

    The Duracell ProCell batt that I pulled out (which has been kept ON for YEARS) had an expiration date on it of MAR 2018.

    DAYUMMMMMMM I think that is doing pretty durn good for one AA battery.

    That is all. Now continue with your normal conversation. :)
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    nitesite, Jun 3, 2019
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  2. John A.

    John A. Unconstitutional laws are not laws. Staff Member Administrator Global Moderator

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    How long have you had it on? 3 years? 5 years?

    On a completely off topic side note, I noticed the other day that the bottle of water that I was drinking had an expiration date. No kidding.

    Then off the top of my head, I started wondering how many millions of years old the water was BEFORE they put it in that little plastic bottle. :doh:
    John A., Jun 3, 2019
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  3. nitesite

    nitesite Average Guy Moderator "Philanthropist"

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    I'm pretty sure it was "ON" absolutely 24/7/365 for six years. Aimpoint states that the CompM4s goes up to eight years in an always-on state.

    Funny observation about the water John. Good one. :)
    nitesite, Jun 3, 2019
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  4. John A.

    John A. Unconstitutional laws are not laws. Staff Member Administrator Global Moderator

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    8 years is an awesome lifespan.

    That's 70% as long as the warranty on tritium night sights if you want to get down to the nitty gritty about it.
    John A., Jun 3, 2019
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