Will a Makita DC1411 Ni-MH &amp; Ni-Cd charge these?
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I do not own a 1411, but they charge perfectly on my 1414. Hope this helps.
2127695
No. I bought mine as a bare tool. I have a set of these 18V batteries that I use on other Makita cordless tools - two drill/drivers, circular saw and an LED light. All this stuff I serve with one charger.
1475912
Yes, the Makita DC18RC 18V Lithium-Ion charger will charge the BL1840-2 LXT Lithium Ion Batteries. I do this frequently with my charger and batteries.
795491
Yes, I am using it to charge 10.8 batteries for my makita screw and impact tools.
309051
hello, tony .ijust looked at the dw928k driver/drill. the dc9091 battery may work on that, or any 14.4 drill. i would contact dewalt if you have 928k drill.
1168573
I believe it will. I have the Makita fast charger model# DC 1290A 1294. Check the information lable on the charge unit, there should be a referance to use Makita batteries: 9000/9100/1200/or 1210. If so, then your charging unit will work with the ExpertPower battery.
306599
This charger is only the 120 volt version, but I am sure that Makita makes units that will work any were in the world. You can always get a 12 volt DC charger.
1561875
Yes... it should since Makita 6337D and my Makita 6333D uses same rechargeable battery. My 6333D works with this battery as good as stock battery (actually it works better-seems to give it more power).
1302666
No, it's a 110-120v US charger. Im sure Makita has a 240v system however - just look on their web site.
166901
I charge my 1234 12volt, 2.6AH battery on a Makita DC1414T. I don't know if there is a difference in charger DC1414 and DC1414T, it may that the "T" stands for trickle charge since the book explaines that at trickle charge the battery can be left in the charger for ever...... Are you dthe Hansen from Slate Hill, NY?
2144422
These batteries do not fit well in Makita tools or chargers and they will not be warrantied by Makita
446136
Yes and no. The 1830 V18 is Lithium-ion and needs the appropriate (newer) charger 48-59-2818. This charger is "backwards-compatible" and will charge the older 2230 Ni-Cd batteries. (Note that it won't charge the newest M series/Fuel batteries.) I have both styles of these batteries and my experience is that the 1830 works "okay" on the older drills and drivers...but doesn't work well at all for either the Sawzall Hatchet or the cordless circular saw. They will drain the 1830 within only a minute or two. To be fair, they were designed for Ni-Cd batteries, which discharge slowly and taper off with voltage; Li-Ion batteries were designed to deliver full voltage up to a certain point and then shut off. My experience with the 1830 has not been good at all, as one of my batteries would fail intermittently from the beginning (even on a full charge) and died before the warranty expired; the other began to lose charge after a few days of not being used; of course this started immediately after the warranty ended. Other users seem to have the same issues. The V18 (1830) is ridiculously expensive to replace, there seem to be few options for rebuilding them or to buy generic brands, and even Milwaukee themselves appeared to have walked away and quickly redesigned their cordless tools to use the M-series batteries. I'd have to say that my experience with the V18 has driven me away from buying new Milwaukee products, particularly as my Makita batteries work better and last much longer. My gear is used all day, every day, FWIW. A late answer, but perhaps someone will be helped by the info.
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My makita charger bl1840_2 lxt only work for two weeks and don't work no more
168178
We already had one for our other Makita products, screw guns, etc. so we just use those. I imagine you could buy just a battery and charger at Home Depot or even on Amazon.
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.
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!
1104768
I doubt it because, as the illustration shows, the shape of the charger is triangular and will accept only batteries shaped like the Makita. Hope this helps.