can i use this for the white makita drill that came with 1.5 AH BATTERY
1120546
If the mounting and contacts are the same then yes the 1.5 ah is the average time the has enough power to run the drill. So the 3ah would last longer. WARNING Makita batteries have chip on board. Those chips often turn the battery off with no way to fix it. Plus my experience has been ,that they won't do anything to about it. Amazon was awesome in taking care me when the battery I had just gotten failed.. try it!!
1120547
Yes. It works with 1.5 ah and 3.0 ah style drills hammer drills and impact drivers. White and blue. So far this battery has performed as well as makita name brand. And does have more battery life than 3.0 ah. I'm am so far pleased with this battery and plan plan on buying more as.needed. traditionally I can't get more than a year out of makita brand batteries but we work our drills pretty hard. Makita makes best drills but bad batteries.
1120548
As the connector is the same, as on green Makita, it's means that yes, you can.
353047
Amy my Makita model #6011D work just fine with replacement Ni-NM 632277-5,1210 . You will not be disappointed with it's perfomance . It delivers power really well and keeps it's charge alot longer than the type that came with drill .
296249
I have the tool with the 1/4 impact socket head. If you need to "drill" in very tight spaces, the impact head version may be too large to fit as either an adapter or special drill bits (with 1/4 socket adaption) are required. As others have said, base the decision on what YOUR primary use will be. That said, I may get this version, also. I like the various Makita tools and have several 1.5 and 3.0 batteries.
632352
I'm not sure about the particular model you mention but would doubt it supports Dewalt batteries. My 18V 1.5Ah batteries (also Makita) don't work. I had to buy the 18V 3.0Ah battery as there is a tab on the saw that prevents the use of the smaller battery. With the 3.0Ah battery, the tool is great and I am very pleased with it.
856156
Yes, you can use this battery as long as it fits. In this case more is better, 5Ah's is better than 4.5Ah's. FYI, (Ah) stands for amp/hours.
648824
1.5ah or 3.0ah battery will fit in this drill. I use them both with no problems.
741768
This battery seems as good as Makita battery.I don't use it all that much but it holds a charge well.It will charge innthr Makita charger with no problem.
2284337
Yes it dose not fit the Makita charge but I'd use the DeWalt Supercharge for all my Battery, it charges in about 13 to 15 minutes or less.
242301
If they are the 18v One Plus batteries (either ni-cad or lithium), then yes. If they are a different voltage, then no. Check to see if the drills are the Ryobi one plus type.
729518
They should, I had a Makita cordless drill that were also 2.2ah. The 3000ah just makes them hold a charge longer, as long as they are 14.4v batteries they should work!
1005560
no. you can use a higher mha (milli amp hour) 18 volt battery....but not a higher voltage. The saw motor runs on 18 volts..period. But, the neat thing is that batteries are bigger and smaller based on their ability to hold more or less charge...that measurement is called mha. Think about car batteries...they turn HEAVY torque car starters on 12 volt batteries...with HUGE mha. That mha is why car batteries are so big.
2132408
same drill but the Z in the model number refers to the bare tool version. The other version comes with batteries and charger and such. If you already have Makita batteries and chargers from other kits you purchased and you do not have a need for more, then this is the way to go. However, I have been using this drill so far and I do not like it compared to the older version. This one looks new and shorter but does not feel likes its very powerful. It could be my older batteries though.
1967448
Yes, this charger will work for your drill and any of the Makita batteries your drill will accept.
1275445
I dont know for sure but i would guess that you would need to have the makita batteries.
1527060
Yes it does, it work with the smaller battery and the bigger battery, if you're going to use this impact drill for around the house jobs, it's better to have the smaller 1.5 battery
816612
Absolutely. I own one and it works great. Sliding the new battery in and out is a little tight at first but over time it loosens up. Makes a good old drill useful again. Way better than the previous batteries. I did buy a new Makita as well since they are sooooo much lighter now and just as powerful. I use the 8390 as a backup for when I'm switching back and forth between drilling and using it as a screw gun.
230212
NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! This saw requires the BL830 3.0 Ah battery or higher (yes, Virginia there's a 4.5 Ah) as it "works harder" than the drills and lights that can run on the BL815 1.5 Ah battery. You can modify the 1.5 Ah (amp hour) battery to fit, but run the risk of destroying the battery. If you own the DC18RA charger that came with your BL815 1.5 Ah batteries, it will charge the bigger batteries safely and maintain them nicely - it just takes a little time. Buy the BL830 batteries at the best price you can find. Charge them on the DC18RA or DC18RC charger and you can safely run the saw AND any of the drills that accept the BL815 1.5 Ah output battery. If you cannot figure this message out - and search for makita batteries and chargers - and carefully read the details to determine if you are buying the right things - you should probably not be playing with power tools to begin with! It does require close reading and study - but that's part of shopping online. Remember, if you think you're getting an unbelievable deal - you need to re-read the details - this is all market driven. Everyone needs to make a profit.....EG: "100% quality to fit makita" = "made in china - that's why it's cheaper" Good luck troops. Peace/Out