I know a Makita 1200 is not listed, but will this battery replace my 1200 KR23/43 Ni-Cad battery? thanks
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These batteries were a direct replacement for my application & have been working great for me
2092308
I'm using these to replace my aging Makita, Ni-MH, 12volt, type 1234, batteries. I'm also using the 14.4 volt version to replace my Makita type 1434 batteries. These batteries are holding up really well and I'm very happy with them. I don't know if they will work for the type you have though.
2092309
Probably. I purchased this product to replace a 1220. Works better than the original ever did.
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The KR23/43 is a 9.6Volt 1300mAh Ni-Cad Makita battery. I'm not sure where the "1200" number comes from... Perhaps 1200 mAh. If that's the case,. then it would work.
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You can purchase direct from Home Depot... Real Makita battery, ($69.+) free shipping, I tried an Ebay purchase and it didn't work.
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NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! This saw requires the BL830 3.0 Ah battery or higher (yes, Virginia there's a 4.5 Ah) as it "works harder" than the drills and lights that can run on the BL815 1.5 Ah battery. You can modify the 1.5 Ah (amp hour) battery to fit, but run the risk of destroying the battery. If you own the DC18RA charger that came with your BL815 1.5 Ah batteries, it will charge the bigger batteries safely and maintain them nicely - it just takes a little time. Buy the BL830 batteries at the best price you can find. Charge them on the DC18RA or DC18RC charger and you can safely run the saw AND any of the drills that accept the BL815 1.5 Ah output battery. If you cannot figure this message out - and search for makita batteries and chargers - and carefully read the details to determine if you are buying the right things - you should probably not be playing with power tools to begin with! It does require close reading and study - but that's part of shopping online. Remember, if you think you're getting an unbelievable deal - you need to re-read the details - this is all market driven. Everyone needs to make a profit.....EG: "100% quality to fit makita" = "made in china - that's why it's cheaper" Good luck troops. Peace/Out
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Unless they changed something yes u can use both styles of makita batteries I currently use both sets in rotation that way I have 4 batteries.
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Unknown, I sent mine back because the standard Makita 18vdc batteries I have would not fit on the saw.
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I'm afraid I don't know, I only have the RP2301FC. But looking around google entering the model numbers of your router and this template guide, it seems to. I'd call a Makita dealer to be sure.
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All three battery sizes work. I prefer the 4.5 amp that I found on amazon not a makita brand but so far it is working great. The 4.5 lasts an hour longer then the 3.0. The combination is a job site must!
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I do not know. My husband likes Makita so that is why I purchased this item.
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No this is not a Makita it is a Power Extra. As to their power, I have not had the opportunity to use them yet. So I don't know how they are going to hold up. Don't have much use for them in winter time. Hope this answers your question.
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While I am pleased and happy with the new 12 Volt drill, I have not tried it for the use you describe, but it is a strong drill. If I were buying one today and did not already have any other drills, I would go for the 18 Volt Ion battery Makita. I already had an 18 volt as well as a 12 volt drill and this one I recently bought was to replace an older 12 volt Makita that is now about 10 years old. It was still running but I gave it to my son--Makita's are great drills.
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I dont know for sure but i would guess that you would need to have the makita batteries.
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Don't really know...I use it for the Makita MAK193159-1 Pod-Style Battery, 18-volt, 2.6-Amp and it works GREAT!!
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I'll check tomorrow nite. I have two different makita table saws and don't remember what number I bought it for.
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Unfortunately not. Band it's not amazons fault either. I bought this set from amazon because I received an email from Makita for the offer you're mentioning and it directed me to amazon to buy which made me think it would work. When I didn't receive the battery or accessory I called Makita and they basically said there was nothing they could do. I approached amazon about it and they amazingly honored the offer when Makita wouldn't. But they did say they weren't supposed to because Makita wasn't backing it up. Love Makita products but very upse with there service. Amazon on the other hand has never let me down even when it's not their fault.
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Make sure u buy the genuine makita batteries because the others are junk and will last less then a month
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Yes. My original battery is the same as yours. However the one I bought is 3.7v 1200mah and it works fine. Oh, it says on the new battery (fits Can.NB-4L). It's a good buy. I hope this helps.
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The body of 10.8 is approximately the same size as the 12 volt, it's in the battery area that it is different. The 12 volt has a larger square battery that is not too big but carries a longer charge with a little more torque. I bought mine with a specific purpose and it works absolutely perfect for me. I do sheet metal work on furnaces and duct work where I need to get into tight spaces with enough power and torque for small and medium sheet metal screws. It's smaller handle gives my hand the ability to move around the drill into different positions comfortably and still apply the force needed to drive the screw. The drill seems to stay charged for long periods but when it's done it's done. I used my 1st set steadily for about 3 years until they were stolen from my truck. I replaced them with the same drill. If you feel that you need more torque you may want to go with the 12 volt. I have checked other small drills, and there are some good ones out there but I stayed with Makita a very dependable drill.