can i use a dewalt 20v xr battery to run this saw
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No it's a 12 volt but a very good saw that can be used in three different position The 12 volt has more than enough power for around the house and small projects but for heavy duty work the 20 volt dewalt is the real deal
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hello Brittany i'm a licensed electrician and i use this little saw alot. i know the batteries are expensive but i would only use a battery of the same voltage and the same type battery with any cordless tool. it may harm or ruin the motor that runs the saw.
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hello Brittanyi'm a licensed electrician and i use this little saw alot. i know the batteries are expensive but i would only use a battery of the same voltage and the same type battery with any cordless tool. it may harm or ruin the motor that runs the saw.
204041
I don't believe so. This model saw is being discontinued because it requires the old style 24 volt battery (29322- 4 AH or 29312 - 2 AH). Both of these batteries are also discontinued. I believe I read that the enhanced battery will not work with the older style "pre-enhanced" battery tools...thus the reason for this tool being phased out.
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Hi Tony, the only batteries I have are the 18V Ni-Cad's, so I can't give you a definitive answer. You might check the DeWalt site and look for the tool number, perhaps they would have more info there. Sorry I couldn't answer your question. Good Luck, Joe.
1378163
The simple answer is yes. Dewalt makes a battery powered (18v li-ion) circular saw that takes the same battery as used in this kit.
1115815
The DC9098 18V battery will work with the DEWALT DC390 (DC390B) 6 1/2 inch circular saw. This is the saw and battery I am using. TJ
1847510
I use mine with 20v max tools. Drill, cut out, reciprocating saw, and impact drill. All with the same battery.
827254
I'm digging thru old email. Everybody got this correct. I have the saw and both compact and XRP Li batteries.
891720
Yes.. I had the exact drill and it worked perfectly. Make sure you have a full charge though. The battery discharges very fast when using this kind of large saw bits.
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If your referring the the xrp's or the regular dewalts then the answers yes you can use either. The regular battery's do fine with it but the xrp's are perfect for this tool!
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I have both, and the 20v lithium battery is far superior. I get 15 to 20 min on a fully charged battery, so plan on having several available. It is also worthwhile investing in a quick charger. The saw can cut at least 6" diameter, but take it easy and avoid overheating it. I burned one up, but B&D; covered it under warranty. B&D; factory service is great! It is light enough to cut one-handed. It has no unusual safety features, but it is a chainsaw, so be careful.
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You can use either DCB200 (3.0 Ah) or DCB204 (4.0 Ah) Batteries with this saw. The batteries are between $99 to $119 for a 2-pack currently. If you do not already have the saw, a kit with battery/charger included with purchase may be your best option. Take a look at Models DCS380M1 or DCS380P1 for full kits.
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I'm sorry, I looked on the tag on the saw and it only gives volts and amps. I can tell you that it runs side by side with my Skil worm drive and I have no regrets in making its purchase
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I do not have a 20V battery with my chain saw. I have the 18V battery, with my Black & Decker NLP1800 Chain Saw.
1771741
You could but I would not. A circular or saber saw would give more accurate cuts and dewalt has 18 volt in each.
1700031
Any DeWalt 20v battery will work, yes. The thinner, lower mAh rating battery just won't last as long as the bigger one.
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No. http://www.milwaukeetool.com/accessories/batteries-and-chargers/48-11-1820 This battery will not work with the Sawzall. The saw draws a LOT of current and therefore you need a 4.0AHr battery (1828 or 1840)The connections on the top of the battery prevent it from even being plugged in to the saw.I initially bought the saw intending to use my 2.0Ahr batteries but after receiving the saw I realised that the batteries have a different pin arrangement to prevent you even plugging the battery in.The only solution was to buy a 48-11-1828 battery for it.
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Well I can't guarantee that it will I'll tell you what it says on the box. The radio can run off 12v/20v MAX and 18v NiCad/Li-ion Dewalt batteries. We currently use standard 18v Dewalt batteries. So long as the connections are the same I don't really see why a 20v Lithium Dewalt battery would not work but I can not answer yes or no fully since we have never attempted to do so. I've copied of the URL that will show you which battery we are using just you can use it as a reference if you need to.DeWalt 18V Compact Battery DC9098 Well I can't guarantee that it will I'll tell you what it says on the box. The radio can run off 12v/20v MAX and 18v NiCad/Li-ion Dewalt batteries. We currently use standard 18v Dewalt batteries. So long as the connections are the same I don't really see why a 20v Lithium Dewalt battery would not work but I can not answer yes or no fully since we have never attempted to do so. I've copied of the URL that will show you which battery we are using just you can use it as a reference if you need to.DeWalt 18V Compact Battery... » Read More Well I can't guarantee that it will I'll tell you what it says on the box. The radio can run off 12v/20v MAX and 18v NiCad/Li-ion Dewalt batteries. We currently use standard 18v Dewalt batteries. So long as the connections are the same I don't really see why a 20v Lithium Dewalt battery would not work but I can not answer yes or no fully since we have never attempted to do so. I've copied of the URL that will show you which battery we are using just you can use it as a reference if you need to.DeWalt 18V Compact Battery DC9098 « Show Less