I have an older 18V Firestorm drill, which uses part #FS18BX batteries, 3 metel prong. Will these batteries work as interchangeable/replacement batte
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I do not think so. If you no longer have the manual for the original, look it up on line. Also, I found going to the B&D; website helpful in making sure I got the correct battery for my 24V drill. Do not mess with trying something else, unless it allows it...
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Yes with adaption. You will need to remove some of the plastic on the drill or the battery so it will fit. More power and longer battery life with the risk of damage to the motor. I have done this to several tools with no problem yet. Good luck.
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In my opinion, placing a 24v battery in an 18v drill is a bad idea. in fact, the batteries are usually shaped to prevent you from doing this.
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i really don't know....i bought these batteries for my worx hedge trimmer & my worx weed trimmer....i contacted worx to ask because my 18 volt batteries quit working & worx does not make 18 v anymore---too many problems with them!!!! if you used the 18 volt ---the 20 volt replaced them---the 20 volt works very well in both my trimmers!!!! janet
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those are the same batteries. BL1830-2 is just a 2 pack 3.0ah 18V battery. You can use the tool with 3.0 and 4.0ah 18V makita batteries. It has a limiting bar that will not let it work with the 1.5ah 18V(BL1815) batteries. You can get around this and get the battery to fit but not recommended as the 1.5ah packs only have 5 18650 cells inside and due to the tools power you can lower the SOC of individual cells too fast causing the pack to brick(ask me how we know)
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1.5ah or 3.0ah battery will fit in this drill. I use them both with no problems.
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As far as I know, all 18 volt dewalt battires work with all 18 volt tools. The only differance is the amp hour rating.Which means, the more amp hours, the longer the run time.
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I'm not sure it will work with that model #, but if your concern is because the base of this drill is much smaller than the older models, is still fits those batteries. I replaced my drill with the new styule and it works perfectly with my old style batteries.
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As long as it's 18 volt batteries this will work on it. I had a cordless hammer drill and these batteries work amazing. Best investment I have ever made.
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I think so. the batteries if they are from the same manufacturer for all tools work the same brand, provided they are the same voltage. ryobi battery 18 Volt me fits all Ryobi tools that I have, as the Black & Decker.
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you can use any 18 volt milwaukee battery on your drill. The 3.0 is a 3 amp., the 4.0 is a 4 amp. The batteries are the same except the 4.0 amp is 1 amp stronger. You can always go to milwaukeetool.com they can answer any questions you may have. That's where I go to with my questions. Who would know better than the one who makes the tool? I have the same drill and I use the 4.0 battery. I hope this helps!
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I have the combo kit in a bag... drill,recip saw & light about 3 years old when i bought this... i think all the 18volt batteries that are "insert" type are compatible... NiMh or Lithium... i have a few of each. this works with both types i have, sorry i dont know the part numbers. great with the reversible impact lug set, for spare tire changes.
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Thanks Joni! I agree - I just got the B&D; outdoor kit friday and its batteries worked well with my 18v Firestorm tools. However, I killed my older Firestorm batteries: I used the new blower to run the older batteries down (they worked well in the outdoor tools, btw), thinking that a complete discharge and recharge would be good for them. Wrong. They wont charge at all now. Apparently I pushed them past the limit.
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I'm not familiar with the FSD182 drill. My other batteries are also 2 prong and I use the same charger for all of them. (3 prong included) I use this 3 prong battery on everything I used with the 2 prong batteries. (drills, weed eaters, etc.) This is a great battery. It outlasts all other batteries.
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Ben, I bought this tool and battery as a pair and have not tried my other 18 volt STD batteries but I would see no reason why it would not work, maybe shorter run time but that woud be it I would think.
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Yes. Most of the Ryobi tools use the same battery. All of my garden tools are 18V and all are interchangeable. Great concept.
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Most likely although I don't own them. Dewalt would have made all the 20 volt batteries regardless of the amperage so they would be compatible with all their 20 volt tools.
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If they are the 18v One Plus batteries (either ni-cad or lithium), then yes. If they are a different voltage, then no. Check to see if the drills are the Ryobi one plus type.
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will not fit I believe the 14.4 batteries are smaller they will not fit your drill. Not only that but a drill designed to operate on 14 volts won't work on an 18 Volt battery