Can the DC9098 battery be used?
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Hi, The wording on the outside of the DC390B box (yes it kept it) states "Tool works with Dewalt 18Volt NiCDor Li-ion Batteries". I'm pretty sure based on this and the previous responses that the DC9098 will work.
827253
Yes they works just fine. I purchased bare bone tools for that reason I had Plenty of batteries
827254
I'm digging thru old email. Everybody got this correct. I have the saw and both compact and XRP Li batteries.
827255
I'm about 99.9% sure ANY Li-ion 18 volt Dewalt battery can be used with this saw. I purchased it for my father only knowing he had an 18-volt Dewalt set of tools and it works just fine.
827256
Yes, the DC9098 battery can be used. I had the same question for the same Circular saw. It's a great Circular Saw, too. I have the same one.
827257
A DC9098 is a 1.3AH battery, I found that this saw drains them very quickly, just a few plywood cuts. I am buying a DC9096 with 2.4AH in hopes of better performance. Update: 9096 was definitely better but even with the 2.4Ah capacity I only got (8) 1/2" plywood cuts before it gave up, about twice the 9098 but still not nearly enough. Overall it is a good light duty saw for quick cuts, don't plan to use this continually throughout the day as the most powerful battery is not powerful enough for anything more.
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A DC9098 is a 1.3AH battery, I found that this saw drains them very quickly, just a few plywood cuts. I am buying a DC9096 with 2.4AH in hopes of better performance.Update: 9096 was definitely better but even with the 2.4Ah capacity I only got (8) 1/2" plywood cuts before it gave up, about twice the 9098 but still not nearly enough. Overall it is a good light duty saw for quick cuts, don't plan to use this continually throughout the day as the most powerful battery is not powerful enough for anything more.
1090746
Sorry i don't even remember buying this, it was probably for a friend, but i don't recomend you buy a battery that it's not for you specific model.
1775707
No...this radio is designed for the new 12v/20v batteries. The DC012 is still available and is designed for the 18v batteries. Thank you
394656
Hi David, You certainly can, here is the sku for the single battery: BTR-DLI90-JWP-002 Kind regards, Terry 877-268-1235 x304
989184
The DC9096 is 2.4 Amp Hour battery, these low profile batteries are 1.7 Amp Hour
1797976
I believe that you are asking whether the battery can be used with a certain model. Consult the directions or call up the manufacturer's help line to ask this kind of question.
286938
The battery is made of Nickel, Manganese, Cobalt/Li-ion. It is the earlier one. The DC59 has the new battery.
1948496
I can't verify that it is, but I have been using the DC9091 on both a DW991 and DW954 and it works very well on both models.
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I know that the 9096 battery works and the 9099 has the same posts so it should work also. I do prefer the 18v lithium ion battery's as they stay charged longer!
309052
hello, the dewalt dc9091 battery will only fit the 14.4 drill it was meant to charge. you will always have to get the battery that goes with the drill you are charging.
1205209
No, the DC012 only works with 7.2 to 18 volt batteries. They would not be compatible.
939082
Yes, rechargeable NiMH 9V battery can be used. However, the battery consumption of this meter is so low (0.6-0.8mA) it is hardly worth the trouble to use rechargeable battery. Even if you use the meter one hour each day, a disposable 9V battery should last you over one year.
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Not that I know of. It isn't listed. They all fit a certain standard but I wouldn't risk it unless I was absolutely sure. HP has a handy compatibility chart you can look at http://www.shopping.hp.com/shopping/pdf/HP_NB_Battery_Compatibility_Chart.pdf If you want a 9-cell you'd want to go for the WD549AA#ABB. A google search turns up a few options, like this one http://www.amazon.com/Extended-Battery-LB1-High-Performance%C2%AE/dp/B008R3MXH0
816411
I believe it is. The DC 9091 XRP has a body that is a little thicker, and it has a longer battery life per charge. Because of the size difference, it is difficult to close the drill case. I use the old battery in the drill, and keep the XRP battery in the spare battery case compartment.
1975838
According to various sites online 92990 is obsolete. This is the replacement. I replaced my 92990 with this SC7218. Works fine on my 18 volt battery. I read the 92990 had a problem with burning out.
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.
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Mine was used for a home security system backup battery so I'm afraid I can't help you.