I wonder if the batteries are the same as the BOSCH 12v Lithium batteries used in their drill/driver tools?
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Very close but i don't think so, the top of the porter cable is flat the bosch differs slightly.
626320
dont know, but is excellent for trimming palm trees, comes with 2 batteries
1011851
i,m not sure but it looks like a specific battery has to be used. My guess is no but the battery can be used in other Bosch tools
474128
Yep Sure is. They work & charge well for me. They are not Makita "branded" but I really doubt they make their own batteries. They work fine for the price.
873360
I would think they take the same battery. Check out the Black & Decker HPB18 is an 18-Volt spring loaded slide-Pack battery is for use in all Black & Decker 18-Volt drills that require spring loaded batteries and see if it is the same as yours.
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Yes, it is. Milwaukee makes all it's 12volt batteries to be compatible with all it's 12 volt tools.
1821046
Yes , they use the same battery . Excellent tool ... I find I use it more than my 18 v
1921001
The product that I purchased has 2 Lithium Ion 18v batteries and a charger too. Recharges very quickly compared to the NiCad type batteries and *seems* to last longer. They don't seem to have any limitations as far as when to recharge the batteries (no "memory" like NiCad) and so they can be recharged at anytime. Believe the batteries can be used with other Bosch 18V tools as well.
960772
I cannot answer that but I notice in pictures the two batteries look quite similar. My recommendation is go to national chain hardware store (Ace, True Value, etc) or building supply dealer (like Home Depot) and ask the sales staff to confirm.
21665
if the number is the same, it is. These are very high energy Lithium batteries and should last long in a flashlight.
2114328
No, this drill uses the M18 series batteries, which are lithium-ion. THe one you posted is the old NiCD stuff. Once you switch to Lithium you'll never look back.
2010362
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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I am pretty sure they are lead acid batteries. Smaller versions of car batteries. Bosch makes a Lithium Ion Mower in Europe its $500.00 dollars for a 17inch,i looked trust me. I wanted a LIGHT mower(this being 33 lbs) as my property has a lot of length and trees and flower beds. If i go away for work,i wanted GF to be able to handle the mowing easy. Not to mention,not having her to deal with oil and gas :-)
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Hello, Thank you for contacting CPO, a proud retailer of Bosch. This item includes: *18V Cordless Lithium-Ion 3/4-in SDS-Plus Rotary Hammer with FatPack 4.0 Ah Batteries - RHH181-01 *(2) 18V Lithium-Ion FatPack 4.0 Ah Batteries *Charger *Carrying Bag Your other question will be best answered by the manufacturer, who can more accurately provide technical support. Please call Bosch directly at 800-556-6696. You can also reach them at www.boschtools.com Sincerely, CPO Customer Care 1-800-714-0918 www.CPObosch.com
727757
These are the same XRP 18 Volt NiCAD batteries that were in the older tools. The new 18 volt Li-Ion batteries also work in these tools and the battery charger that comes with them work on the older NiCad batteries. Be sure to read all of the Dewalt tool descriptions very carefully.
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Absolutely NOT! The voltage on battery tools must be the same as must the configuration of the physical battery. 12 volt battery for a 12 volt tool; 18 volt battery for a 18 volt tool; 20 volt battery for a 20 volt tool; etc., etc., etc. Use the wrong voltage and the tool will not run or if higher could simply burn out.
1286865
If you have a DeWalt 20V impact wrench, then yes, the batteries are iinterchangeable.
1368352
Not sure, I have not seen the DeWalt 20 volt lithium to compare it to this lithium battery.