Will my Makita DC1414 charger work with this battery?
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I charge my 1234 12volt, 2.6AH battery on a Makita DC1414T. I don't know if there is a difference in charger DC1414 and DC1414T, it may that the "T" stands for trickle charge since the book explaines that at trickle charge the battery can be left in the charger for ever...... Are you dthe Hansen from Slate Hill, NY?
2105960
Sorry, Ido not know the answer to this. I would suggest the person contact Makita directly through their web site.
231444
I've found the 36V battery to be a little lighter and seems to run slightly longer, (about one minute on a full charge) than the 18VX2 battery in my Makita Chain Saw or Blower. The nice thing about the 18VX2 battery adapter is that it is "Star 18V", which means it should be able to use the new 4.0Ah and 5.0Ah 18 volt batteries Makita is coming out with.
1302666
No, it's a 110-120v US charger. Im sure Makita has a 240v system however - just look on their web site.
2023491
You can charge these batteries with any makita charger designed to charge makita 18v slide style batteries. Input voltage does not matter.
342419
The question is whether the battery-pack is the same as your DeWalt battery-pack (which fits your drill, and presumably your charger). If the 14.4v 1.5Ah agrees, and the shape and part-numbers look very similar, you're probably okay. In 2008 I got a pair of aftermarket battery packs to replace the original DeWalt DW9092 14.4v battery packs that worked with my DW 954-2 Drill and DW9107 Charger (14.4v 1.5Ah). They came in boxes from Batteryprice.com Labeled "For Dewalt DE9091, DBP-144 NiCad". Somewhere I saw a reference "DW9092 Discontinued." There were "Standard" and "High Capacity" packs in my user manual. Best advice: Contact the after-market seller, with your old DeWalt drill, battery-pack and charger ID-NUMBERS, and have them verify the replacement battery-pack is an exact replacement for your DeWalt original battery-pack.
533980
I have a DC928 and it works great. I believe as long as it is a Dewalt 14.5 volt drill it should work. You can always go to Extra Power web site and ask them. I am very pleased with their products, have purchased 3 different batteries.
528217
No. All DeWalt chargers are designed to only charge that particular battery so you're 14V battery won't fit the charger. Plus, charging a 14V on an 18V charger will likely result in an explosion.
1104768
I doubt it because, as the illustration shows, the shape of the charger is triangular and will accept only batteries shaped like the Makita. Hope this helps.
1751151
If it requires an 18 volt lithium battery if should interchange . That's the beauty of Makita 18 volt cordless tools , one battery fits all (18 volt)
1475912
Yes, the Makita DC18RC 18V Lithium-Ion charger will charge the BL1840-2 LXT Lithium Ion Batteries. I do this frequently with my charger and batteries.
476902
It works with Makita BL1830-2 18-Volt 3.0 AH Battery, and smaller one BL 1815-2 18 volt.
969066
Yes, the battery and charger for the DC970K-2 work well with this saw. Same set up I use.
648827
Makita batteries with the "shoe" type connection will work in this drill. It's a relatively new design for Makita so basically if the top looks the same, then "yes." The 1.5Ah batteries will not last as long (this may be obvious, but worth noting).
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I have no issues using the original charger that came with my makita drill.
1000230
If it is an 18 volt drill with a shoe mount this battery should work. If it's the high output standard or a Ni-Cad it does not matter. The only problem is the old style battery will not work in the Ni-Cad Charger.
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I'm pretty sure you can. You will need to go to Dewalt's website to look up the part numbers for the battery and charger. They have many different models of each, so verify that they match the DC385.