Where can I find a new battery pack (7.2 v) for my FL3WBD spotlight

This is not a camera, but some other piece of equipment. Please repost in a more relevant forum. Thank you

first you have to activate the spotlight-search in the settings under 'general' 'spotlight'

How to Open Spotlight Search in iOS 7 to Find Apps Contacts Music and More


How to Use Spotlight Search in iOS 7

Where can I find a battery pack for my defiant headlamp?
Thank you

Checdk with Mr. Battery or other battery dealers - check Yahoo for battery sales - this probably uses a sealed battery. I think you will find the cost of replacing the battery is more than the cost of buying a new light.

The short answer is "The tip should be set to positive (+).

I found an old Vector VEC127Y Spotlight. It appeared to be in perfect condition but the battery was dead and there was no charger. I was able to buy a replacement battery at BatteriesPlus for $21 USD. Here is the link for the battery
REPLACEMENT VECTOR VEC127Y BATTERY
I also purchased a Universal A/C adapter to use as a charger at BatteriesPlus for $17 USD. Their site does not list it yet but here is the manufacturers link. Please note the original battery was rated 6Ah. The replacement is only rated for 5Ah. Which means one less Amp hour (Ah). Which means a shorter run time, after charging, than the original battery had. Otherwise they are equal.
UNIVERSAL AC ADAPTER
I installed the new battery. I set the AC Adapter to 6V and installed the largest of the seven adapter tips that came with the charger, with TIP set to be positive (+). I opened the battery compartment of the spotlight and disconnected both the red (positive +) and black (negative -) battery leads from the battery. I then plugged the adapter tip of the Universal AC Adapter into the spotlight and plugged the AC Adapter plug to a power outlet. With a multimeter I tested the polarity of the spotlight battery leads while charging. I was able to confirm that the Adapter TIP should be set to positive (+). After reconnecting the spotlight battery leads and setting the AC Adapter to charge, I have a perfectly great spotlight in full working order.

Unfortunately the batteries lose their ability to charge when not used for an extended period of time. The light is very simple to dismantle by removing the black rubber ring that holds the lens on and then removing the screws. I believe the following battery may be the replacement you need.
http://www.batteryspec.com/cgi-bin/cart.cgi?action=link&product=313

There is good news and bad news concerning a replacement battery for this particular model light.
The good news is that a suitable, but not exact, replacement will be available at Battery Mart on November 30, 2010.
The bad news is that it cost $29.95.
http://www.batterymart.com/p-sla-1039-12-volt-2-3-ah-sealed-lead-acid-battery.html

I purchased about a dozen of these lights in 2006 and have had them in storage since. No one can or will be more unhappy than I should all of them need new batteries.

You can order one from Black and Decker, they purchased Vector in 2006 and service all their products, here is the link to order; http://www.dewaltservicenet.com/servicenet_home.aspx?AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1

The replacement battery for this vector spotlight can be found here: http://batteryinternational.com/vector-sport-spot-138by-spotlight-batteries-vector-f1.html

Hope that helps.

It depends on what voltage the internal battery is. If it's a 6 volt, the charging voltage will be a little higher, close to 6.5 to 7 volts. Most of these spotlights are 6 volt. New batteries can be found at Battery International: http://batteryinternational.com/spotlight-batteries-vector-battery.html