Does this kit come with 2 li-ion batteries? And how does it compare with the Dewalt DW920 which uses ni-cd batteries?
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Yes, it has 2 lithium-ion batteries. It does an enormous amount of work on one battery, and it charges in a very short time. So when one goes flat and you put it on charge, it will be fully charged before you can flatten the second one. I can not comment on the Dewalt DW920.
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1- your vendor listing should very clearly explain what the kit they're offering includes, ie: bare tool- battery type and quantity-charger-holster-etc. if that info is not readily available, shop another seller.2- li-on runs circles around any other technology currently offered.3- my personal preference is makita over dewalt. they pioneered this configuration of driver and have worked the kinks out that are still found in many of the others. this tool is so ergonomically well designed and intuitiveto operate it becomes second nature in a vey short time and is a true pleasure to use. 1- your vendor listing should very clearly explain what the kit they're offering includes, ie: bare tool- battery type and quantity-charger-holster-etc. if that info is not readily available, shop another seller.2- li-on runs circles around any other technology currently offered.3- my personal preference is makita over dewalt. they pioneered this configuration of driver and have worked the kinks out that are still found in many of the others. this tool is so ergonomically well designed and intuitiveto operate it becomes second nature in a vey short time and is... » Read More 1- your vendor listing should very clearly explain what the kit they're offering includes, ie: bare tool- battery type and quantity-charger-holster-etc. if that info is not readily available, shop another seller.2- li-on runs circles around any other technology currently offered.3- my personal preference is makita over dewalt. they pioneered this configuration of driver and have worked the kinks out that are still found in many of the others. this tool is so ergonomically well designed and intuitiveto operate it becomes second nature in a vey short time and is a true pleasure to use. « Show Less
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It does come with two batteries. I like makita, so I don't know know it compares to anything else
1111662
Yes, any Dewalt 18v battery pack from 1996 to present will work in almost all 18v Dewalt devices. There are about 7 devices that will not take the lithium ion battery but they are fairly obscure. I use both Lithium ion and ni-cd packs in my drills and impact as well my saw and other devices.
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It was confusing to me too, but somehow I figured it out. Maybe I asked DeWalt for help. I bought two of the DC9180 lithium-ion batteries. Lithium-ion seemed like the better choice for use in my DeWalt drill, my DeWalt vacuum (DC515), and my DeWalt battery charger (DC9320). Amazingly, the instruction manual for the drill does not say anything about the proper battery. But it does mention batteries in the section about product warranty. It says that there is two years's worth of free service on these battery packs: DC9071, DC9091, DC9096, DC9180, DC9280, and DC9360. On the drill itself there is no mention of batteries. It was confusing to me too, but somehow I figured it out. Maybe I asked DeWalt for help. I bought two of the DC9180 lithium-ion batteries. Lithium-ion seemed like the better choice for use in my DeWalt drill, my DeWalt vacuum (DC515), and my DeWalt battery charger (DC9320). Amazingly, the instruction manual for the drill does not say anything about the proper battery. But it does mention batteries in the section about product warranty. It says that there is two years's worth of free service on these battery packs: DC9071, DC9091, DC9096, DC9180, DC9280, and DC9360. On the drill itself there... » Read More It was confusing to me too, but somehow I figured it out. Maybe I asked DeWalt for help. I bought two of the DC9180 lithium-ion batteries. Lithium-ion seemed like the better choice for use in my DeWalt drill, my DeWalt vacuum (DC515), and my DeWalt battery charger (DC9320). Amazingly, the instruction manual for the drill does not say anything about the proper battery. But it does mention batteries in the section about product warranty. It says that there is two years's worth of free service on these battery packs: DC9071, DC9091, DC9096, DC9180, DC9280, and DC9360. On the drill itself there is no mention of batteries. « Show Less
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Yes, you can use either Lithium Ion or Ni-Cd batteries. You will need to be sure to use either a Lithium Ion or Multi Chemistry battery charger however.
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Is the no answer from last year still true? worx website shows that it comes with 2 batteries.
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It's Ni-CD which means it won't be chargeable as long as the lithium ION battery and it will not hold as long as the li-ion battery either which means you won't get very long run off that battery. you take the battery pack off and go charge it inside your house on it's charger.
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NO. the only two pack, I found was for 18v,which I don't have.(pack) means there are 6 or 8 single batteries inside the housing. which I couldn't find replacements for ( Dewalt).
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Any Dewalt 18v can work in any Dewalt 18v. The only difference is the charging. A li-ion dewalt battery will fit any 18 v dewalt tool but it will not charge in a ni-cd charger and needs a li-ion charger to be recharged. Xrp - ni-cd batteries can be charged in li-ion chargers.
768216
You want to go from the Ni-Cd battery to the lithium battery (both 18V). I am unsure if the Lithium battery fits your drill, but if it does (and it should), then you will also need the specific Li-ion battery charger also. As a rule, Ni-Cd battery chargers are not interchangeable with LI-ion ones. The Li-ion battery charges up faster and has less of a memory effect than the Ni-Cd battery - it just works better.
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DC9180 18V XRP™ Li-Ion Battery Pack is compatible with DEWALT® 18 Volt tools
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yes - I own a lot of DeWalt cordless tools that use the same battery. I just bought a 2pack at Lowe's for about $100.00 - you only need one charger. This is the only DeWalt tool I have had a negative comment on. Do not like it!
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Yes, Bare Tools come as Tool ONLY.. No Battery. Li-Ions are lighter but much more expensive than Ni-Cad batteries. There are places that will sell and/or rebuild Ni-Cad batteries for much less than OEM, typically $2 / volt. Li-Ion batteries are very dangerous to rebuild so you won't find many if any re-builders. Just Google it. But THIS tool is well worth the price. It's an Excellent tool. I ONLY buy Dewalt 18v tools. They work very well and the batteries hold their charge a long time and are interchangeable between my different tools. YouTube has tool comparisons of the different brands and Dewalt is always at or near the top in performance and value. Yes, Bare Tools come as Tool ONLY.. No Battery. Li-Ions are lighter but much more expensive than Ni-Cad batteries. There are places that will sell and/or rebuild Ni-Cad batteries for much less than OEM, typically $2 / volt. Li-Ion batteries are very dangerous to rebuild so you won't find many if any re-builders. Just Google it. But THIS tool is well worth the price. It's an Excellent tool. I ONLY buy Dewalt 18v tools. They work very well and the batteries hold their charge a long time and are interchangeable between my different tools. YouTube has tool comparisons of the different brands... » Read More Yes, Bare Tools come as Tool ONLY.. No Battery. Li-Ions are lighter but much more expensive than Ni-Cad batteries. There are places that will sell and/or rebuild Ni-Cad batteries for much less than OEM, typically $2 / volt. Li-Ion batteries are very dangerous to rebuild so you won't find many if any re-builders. Just Google it. But THIS tool is well worth the price. It's an Excellent tool. I ONLY buy Dewalt 18v tools. They work very well and the batteries hold their charge a long time and are interchangeable between my different tools. YouTube has tool comparisons of the different brands and Dewalt is always at or near the top in performance and value. « Show Less
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If the Dewalt part number ends in "B" then there is no charger or batteries. DCF885B does not have batteries or a charger. This is the one I will probably buy since I already have two batteries and a charger that came with my drill. "M2" at the end of the part number get you two batteries and a single battery charger. The charger is suppose to charge the batteries in about an hour.
1111661
The 18v Dewalt Lithium Ion battery will work with the dc82ob. My dc82ob came with the 18v Lithium Ion battery! In fact my 1/2" drill was part of the package.
1166802
The battery is a DC9098, 18 volt. My drill will accomodate both the NI-Cad and Lithium Ion batteries. As far as the problem with the chuck which I mentioned about 2 years ago, it has resolved itself. Why it was not working for a week or two I do not know, but now works just fine.
1614521
This tool will work with ni-cad batteries or the new lithium ion. U can charge both types of batteries with the charger provided with the tool. But u can't charge the lithium ion batteries on your old dewalt charger.
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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