can you use both types of Makita batterys
823176
i think if you mean the skinny and the bigger ones, yes. i only have the bigger ones, but i think the contacts are the same, i know i've borrowed my friend's skinny batteries for my drill and they worked...hope all that jibberish helped!
1035278
I don't have a clue what Makita says about it, but I have been doing it this way with Makita batteries for several years now with no problems: When a battery in a tool shows any sign of getting weak, I then go to the charger (which is always on my work bench and plugged in with a fully charged battery snapped onto it) and swap them out. Sometimes the battery has been on the charger for an hour, and sometimes it has been there for a month.
1898732
I don't know the model numbers they fit any makita 18 volt that the battery looks like that
339817
It does come with two batteries. I like makita, so I don't know know it compares to anything else
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.
2152868
The saw uses the large black 18 v battery's. I suspect you have a white drill. It has a lower power rating battery that won't fit and would probubly burn up. All the green/ blue tools use the same battery. Unfortunately makita never mentions this that I see. It's like pro verses handyman tools
1967448
Yes, this charger will work for your drill and any of the Makita batteries your drill will accept.
2132405
same drill but the Z in the model number refers to the bare tool version. The other version comes with batteries and charger and such. If you already have Makita batteries and chargers from other kits you purchased and you do not have a need for more, then this is the way to go.However, I have been using this drill so far and I do not like it compared to the older version. This one looks new and shorter but does not feel likes its very powerful. It could be my older batteries though.
2085911
I am probably not the one to ask as my battery failed in less that a month. The Makita battery charging is aided with communications between the battery and charger. I suspect the manufacturer has not fully cloned the electronics of the original battery.
1118900
Very versatile. Not sure about Makita, but it works with both my 7 1/4" Skill saw (110v) and my 5" Ryobi saw(18v). Can't imagine it wouldn't work w. Makita. Great add to my workshop by the way.
553146
http://www.amazon.com/Makita-BL1830-18-Volt-Lithium-Ion-Battery/dp/B000EDVTQM/ref=pd_sim_hi_1
178185
Yes, blue Makita have the 3 amp/hr batteries. Certain white tools come with the compact 1.5 amp/hr batteries. Most of the Makita tools will work with either size. Certain saws, and grinders will only except the larger battery.
1541717
120 V - ask Makita if they make a 220 v version. [BTW, why would U want 220 v anyway ?]
1899527
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)
1322208
Yes. As a matter of fact, any manufacturer who sells SDS-Plus bits will work in your Makita.
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.