What differences are there between DCD790, DCD790B and this DCD790D2? It looks to be the accessories and/or battery alone or with a kit that are the main differences I spotted. Any info would be appreciated. Their numbering seems wacky to me.
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Dewalts coding for their 20v MAX line is this: The DCD790 is the tool identification. The B as in DCD790B means BARE tool with no accessories. The DCD790D2 is the tool plus charger and two 2.0ah batteries. A DCD790M2 would be the tool plus the charger and two 4.0ah batteries. L2 i.e. DCD790L@ would be tool plus charger plus 2 3.0 ah batteries and C2 DCD790C2 would be with two 1.5 ah batteries. The M2, L2, D2 or C2 could be a M1, L1, D1 or C1 which would be one battery. The type case or bag would vary even with the same numbers according to what they have on stock at the time. For other products just change the tool number or combination of tools for combo kits.
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I've read from other posts that the main difference is longer battery life. I've not used mine long enough to verify that.
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Vishal, do you have an online store? I am interested in Nokia n95 8gb version. But I checked some sites and it says the battery is the BL5F instead of 6F. Please respond to me at esracik@hotmail.com and let me know if you have a store online. I am also looking to purchase a SE W960. Thanks.
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I can't find any information on the 871b battery even when I Google the number. What do you use it in? Do you know the voltage or the physical size?
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Just a note, the WG175 I bought only had one battery, the WG175.1 shows 2 batteries. That could be significant in pricing.
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I just received Model @25926...and have had to turn around an charge it again. Will check it out hopefully this weekend....Really don't know either on the difference.
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Hey all! I am also extremely interested in the upcoming Zeikos battery grip for the D7000. I connected with customer support through the Zeikos website (much like @graceful did) and they just informed me that their development department will not have this product ready until the end of April. This is a real downer. Another full month without an alternative to the overprices MB-D11 option.
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Brian, I have no idea if there is any difference, as I have only experience with the "other" model. I just really like the one I bought from Amazon.
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The DCD985L2 and the DCD985M2 are the exact same drill. Only the batteries are different. The M2 comes with 4 Amp-hour batteries, and the L2 comes with 3 Amp-hour batteries. Naturally the 4 Ah batteries will last much longer than the 3 Amp-hour batteries, and since the size and weight of the batteries is the same, the DCD985M2 is a superior drill. The DCD985B is the bare drill only, without any batteries or charger. The part number DCD985 is not a legitimate DeWalt part number, because it is only a partial of the other three. Hope that helps.
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Hi, I am also trying to research Panasonic shavers as an Xmas gift for my husband. I haven't researched the 8109 but I did research the 8243. You probably already know this but there's 8243A & 8243K. A=black model K=blue & silver model You can't replace the batteries in the 8243 unit because it's built in (I had read someone's feed back on it so I called Panasonic to verify). To change the battery, you have to send it to their one and only certified technicians at Appliance Sales & Service in San Francisco. (415-362-7195). I called and it's approx. $50 for the battery & labor according to the person I talked to. I'm assuming that it doesn't include shipping costs. The batteries are also built in on the 8249, LA63S & LA93K and would have to be sent to San Francisco too, according to the panasonic person. According to the Panasonic person, 8243, 8249, LA63S & LA93K are all made in Japan. I couldn't pin her down if any of them were made in China. As far as she could tell they're made in Japan. She referenced the year 2008 and couldn't tell me anything about 2009. (I had thought that someone had said something about having one made in China but I'm researched out at this point so it could have been for another brand of shaver). The only difference I could find between 8243 and 8249 was that the 8249 has the vortex hydra clean system. I still haven't figured out yet whether the hydra system is a good thing or not. 8249S = silver 8249K = black This is unrelated but I thought I'd mention that the expensive ESLA63S & ESLA93K don't have a quick 5 minute charge. There must be something I'm missing because what happens if it dies during a shave. It doesn't make sense to me that something that expensive would have less features than the 8243 & 8249 models The ESLA63S & ESLA93K have 2 motors which does make it louder according to the panasonic person but is suppose to give a better and quicker shave.
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I'm trying to get a charger and running into the same problem. Does your number start with a B too? I do have the box and the camera and the serial numbers are the same. It's a camera, not a laptop, why can't HP look it up by the model number? It's not like they have different configurations.
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Ryobi's been using the same battery standard for over ten years. They've been through three generations of li-ion and at least one ni-cad in that time, and any tool will take any battery and vice-versa. You may need to buy a charger that will handle the new battery packs, but the entire point of their One+ system, their entire decade-long marketing campaign, is that everything works with everything.The only difference you should notice is that old tools are different colors than your new battery, and that everything works better now.Not a shill, I swear - just an *extremely* satisfied customer burned by discontinued batteries more than I like to think about. Ryobi's been using the same battery standard for over ten years. They've been through three generations of li-ion and at least one ni-cad in that time, and any tool will take any battery and vice-versa. You may need to buy a charger that will handle the new battery packs, but the entire point of their One+ system, their entire decade-long marketing campaign, is that everything works with everything.The only difference you should notice is that old tools are different colors than your new battery, and that everything works better now.Not a shill, I swear - just an... » Read More Ryobi's been using the same battery standard for over ten years. They've been through three generations of li-ion and at least one ni-cad in that time, and any tool will take any battery and vice-versa. You may need to buy a charger that will handle the new battery packs, but the entire point of their One+ system, their entire decade-long marketing campaign, is that everything works with everything.The only difference you should notice is that old tools are different colors than your new battery, and that everything works better now.Not a shill, I swear - just an *extremely* satisfied customer burned by discontinued batteries more than I like to think about. « Show Less
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No you will not! there are replacement battery packs you can get, even here on Amazon. I own a DC44 and the battery pack is a 6 cell 2000 MaH battery from factory, so if you get one aftermarket you have to get at least 2000Mah or you will have less run time if you don't. They will have replacements for this model as well as soon as they update their products. I don't know the spec on the DC59 though.******edit***** 2/18/14I now own a DC59 Animal and what a difference in suction!!! Way better. the battery has 2100 MaH battery pack and is now held in place by small screw. But still easy to replace and yes Dyson sells them for around $70 each and a charger for about $30 No you will not! there are replacement battery packs you can get, even here on Amazon. I own a DC44 and the battery pack is a 6 cell 2000 MaH battery from factory, so if you get one aftermarket you have to get at least 2000Mah or you will have less run time if you don't. They will have replacements for this model as well as soon as they update their products. I don't know the spec on the DC59 though.******edit***** 2/18/14I now own a DC59 Animal and what a difference in suction!!! Way better. the battery has 2100 MaH battery pack and is now held in place by small screw. But... » Read More No you will not! there are replacement battery packs you can get, even here on Amazon. I own a DC44 and the battery pack is a 6 cell 2000 MaH battery from factory, so if you get one aftermarket you have to get at least 2000Mah or you will have less run time if you don't. They will have replacements for this model as well as soon as they update their products. I don't know the spec on the DC59 though.******edit***** 2/18/14I now own a DC59 Animal and what a difference in suction!!! Way better. the battery has 2100 MaH battery pack and is now held in place by small screw. But still easy to replace and yes Dyson sells them for around $70 each and a charger for about $30 « Show Less
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First difference on who is going to fulfill the order. More expensive one is fulfilled by amazon the other is not. Second im willing to bet the model number diference is a direct reference to year models. Every year they change and tweak little things or sometimes major. Google the 2 numbers seperatly and you should get an answer. Anything else feel free to ask.
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This battery looks identical to my dx7590 that i purchased in 2003...have been using it that long..why doesn't the info list it is compatible with dx7590?
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What is the difference between the DMW-BMB9 (mentioned at the vistek site above, although the picture of the battery there says DMW-BMB9E) and the DMW-BMB9PP that came with the camera and is mentioned in the FZ100 owners manual?Update: I asked this same question of the Panasonic online help and their reply was "They are the same item, just different item numbers. "
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Thanks for the post J. Claridge. I checked with Batteies Plus in my area. They wouldn't replace the Li-ION battery on my Dyson DC16 handvac due to the chance of explosion with Lithium batteries. Just to risky!I was able to find a good deal on ebay for a replacement battery! I even bought a spare one for jobs like vacuuming my car. It's good to have a spare charged and ready!