Are these old stock battery's? I'm thinking Dewalt is making the 4.0 amp XR battery's and wonder what the manufacture date is on these battery's? Than
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I'm not sure, when we purchased them the man selling them said they had only been used twice or so and we purchased them sometime last year and my boyfriend who uses them in contruction has not complained once about them and still uses them today. I hope this has helped some.
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HI, The original batteries only state they are 9.6V, no Ah stated. The replacements say they are 9.6V and 1.3Ah. I just checked on a replacement battery that has been in a tool for at least 6 months and it still very well charged. This pair of batteries is as good or better that the originals.
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Doesn't seem to have a clear Manufacture date. This battery is almost identical to the original battery NA1BA04CS/4-B vs NA1B14DS/4-B (Not sure which is the original any more) if this helps, but its the only info that is different on the batteries. The two i have are so similar I can't tell which is the original. I even Googled it and not alot came up with identifying a positive manufacture date for this battery. sorry I couldn't answer your question, but I hope this gives u some benefit, anyway I think it is worth the buy considering its probably less expensive than at a battery store or a walmart type store if u can even find 1. My the odds forever be in your favor! Doesn't seem to have a clear Manufacture date. This battery is almost identical to the original battery NA1BA04CS/4-B vs NA1B14DS/4-B (Not sure which is the original any more) if this helps, but its the only info that is different on the batteries. The two i have are so similar I can't tell which is the original. I even Googled it and not alot came up with identifying a positive manufacture date for this battery. sorry I couldn't answer your question, but I hope this gives u some benefit, anyway I think it is worth the buy considering its probably less expensive than at a battery store or a... » Read More Doesn't seem to have a clear Manufacture date. This battery is almost identical to the original battery NA1BA04CS/4-B vs NA1B14DS/4-B (Not sure which is the original any more) if this helps, but its the only info that is different on the batteries. The two i have are so similar I can't tell which is the original. I even Googled it and not alot came up with identifying a positive manufacture date for this battery. sorry I couldn't answer your question, but I hope this gives u some benefit, anyway I think it is worth the buy considering its probably less expensive than at a battery store or a walmart type store if u can even find 1. My the odds forever be in your favor! « Show Less
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I know I'm late.DEWALT brushless motor delivers up to 57% more run time over brushed.XR Li-Ion batteries with fuel gauge provide 33% more capacity over standard packs
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I don't see a manufacture date on my battery and doesn't work the way I would expect. The battery does hold a charge for quite awhile, but the saw turns off a lot. Not sure if it is the battery or saw.
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Should be 1 year replacement for about any reason and 3 year limited, probably won't get them to do anything after 1 year. Battery I think is 3 years. You will have to take to Dewalt service center. Good luck
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I use the 4.0 AH battery all the way back to X2 tools.. this is wen the 1/2 in driver drill impact driver could give a big red a run for its money .. today's rigid tools are emerson crap emerson dont pay out to keep up in the battery game like other mfgrs do so they on back end of battery tech.. gotta pay to play.. 69 bux for a 4.0 ah battery with three yr warranty aint to bad they at store now just bought two..
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I not completely sure. As I understand it, the battery design is different. Here is a link to a couple answers on the same subject : https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20140101152447AAlHFopBottom line, contact Dewalt and ask them.
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Not sure, but I do know they work on a DW9118 charger (7.2V - 14.4V NiCd). Only thing I have noticed is they get a little warmer than my DeWalt batteries did, But that would probably be do to the increased Amp Hours on these, I think almost double the Amp Hours from my old DeWalt batteries. I have had these Replacement batteries for close to a year now and they still are going strong. I highly recommend these, they for sure last longer and seem as powerful as my old DeWalt batteries did.
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I bought them a couple of months ago. I don't see a date anywhere on them but there is a stamped number of "43" on the battery. All the batteries were fully charged and I did not have any defective ones. I have bought the same batteries before from these people with no regrets.
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In the picture those are the 3ah batteries. Bosch has the 4ah batteries out now (which is my guess why you are asking the question) and available on the same combo kit at various retailers, but apparently not at amazon yet. I would suggest checking out prices on the Internet. You can get the same combo picture here from farmandfleet.com for $299, or less if they are running their 13% promo. If you don't need these tools immediately, I would say hold off until at least November 11th when bosch releases info on the new brushless impact driver, which has a chuck that can accept 1/4" impact bits and 1/2" impact sockets.
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Bought my BR50 battery for a Motorola RAZR that has never been used - NEW. The battery has been used in another RAZR, so I bought a new battery from Amazon - but 8 years old according to the date on the back of the battery. The date is provided YYYYMMDD, so 20070519 is May 19, 2007 ... 8 years old. It has been holding its charge for the past 2 weeks at 100%, although I have not used the phone since I am using my 'smart' HTC ONE M8.These batteries are so cheap because the seller is unloading them due to their ages as well as the fact they are 'Cell Origin China - Finished in China.'
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Well, replace it with the same thing. They're not cheap. Go to this Amazon page and scroll down to the last row of images: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=DeWalt+18v+XR%2B+NiCd+9096. You can buy them used but you already have a used one. You need one that will hold a charge. If you can wait until close to Christmas, you might find that you can buy a brand new drill with a new battery for not much more money.
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I'am not sure as I seem to be in the same boat. I realize that they are both 18 volts but the plastic projections on the top of the xrp battery don' t seem to match up with the xr battery.
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I really do not understand the content of the question. I purchased these batteries a few months ago and do not remember the amp hour claimed by the manufacture. I am a maintenance man and use my flash light every work day. After receiving the batteries, I charged them and installed. To date I have still not had to place them back in the charge mode. I really like these batteries a lot. Sorry if I was no help to you on this question. Have a great day.
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No batteries included. My cordless clutch when on mine. I call Dewalt and they said my 2 batteries will work. This will fit in my case with a little mod of cutting some ribs out. I order two XRP batteries later on. I have two charger and they both do the job of charging. Understand the batteries are bigger in size. I don't care as long I get the job done. Think these XRP do suck up more power and drains the battery quicker. It has some power. I have seen these XRP in action. Metal gears. For 105.00, I am not complaining.
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I had a DeWalt DW954-2 Drill kit with DW-9107 Charger and two DW9092 (14.4v 1.5Ah) Battery Packs. In 2008 I I replaced both original DeWalt battery-packs with aftermarket battery-packs (from Batteryprice.com?). The box was labeled "DBP-144 For DE-9091 14.4v 1.5Ah" --and they have served me well. Note: My manual references "Standard" and "High-Capacity" and somewhere I saw a reference "DW-9092 Discontinued" ??? So, your question is whether the aftermarket battery-pack is the same as your battery-pack, thus presumably fitting your drill and charger. Ask your aftermarket Provider to verify (guarantee) that their battery-pack is the same as your DeWalt original (ID-#). {Mine was, no problem}. I had a DeWalt DW954-2 Drill kit with DW-9107 Charger and two DW9092 (14.4v 1.5Ah) Battery Packs. In 2008 I I replaced both original DeWalt battery-packs with aftermarket battery-packs (from Batteryprice.com?). The box was labeled "DBP-144 For DE-9091 14.4v 1.5Ah" --and they have served me well. Note: My manual references "Standard" and "High-Capacity" and somewhere I saw a reference "DW-9092 Discontinued" ??? So, your question is whether the aftermarket battery-pack is the same as your battery-pack, thus presumably fitting your drill and charger. Ask... » Read More I had a DeWalt DW954-2 Drill kit with DW-9107 Charger and two DW9092 (14.4v 1.5Ah) Battery Packs. In 2008 I I replaced both original DeWalt battery-packs with aftermarket battery-packs (from Batteryprice.com?). The box was labeled "DBP-144 For DE-9091 14.4v 1.5Ah" --and they have served me well. Note: My manual references "Standard" and "High-Capacity" and somewhere I saw a reference "DW-9092 Discontinued" ??? So, your question is whether the aftermarket battery-pack is the same as your battery-pack, thus presumably fitting your drill and charger. Ask your aftermarket Provider to verify (guarantee) that their battery-pack is the same as your DeWalt original (ID-#). {Mine was, no problem}. « Show Less