I'm wondering what other products from dewalt accept the same batteries that come with this item. buying into a system here and want to know. thanks
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Any of the 20V Max products. XR just has extra capacity, but it's the same size as the regular 20V Max lithium stuff. These extra capacity batteries with the efficient brushless motors is a pretty sweet combo.
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I've used the batteries from this kit on all my other 20v tools, both the 1.5ah and 3.0ah.
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It was confusing to me too, but somehow I figured it out. Maybe I asked DeWalt for help. I bought two of the DC9180 lithium-ion batteries. Lithium-ion seemed like the better choice for use in my DeWalt drill, my DeWalt vacuum (DC515), and my DeWalt battery charger (DC9320). Amazingly, the instruction manual for the drill does not say anything about the proper battery. But it does mention batteries in the section about product warranty. It says that there is two years's worth of free service on these battery packs: DC9071, DC9091, DC9096, DC9180, DC9280, and DC9360. On the drill itself there is no mention of batteries. It was confusing to me too, but somehow I figured it out. Maybe I asked DeWalt for help. I bought two of the DC9180 lithium-ion batteries. Lithium-ion seemed like the better choice for use in my DeWalt drill, my DeWalt vacuum (DC515), and my DeWalt battery charger (DC9320). Amazingly, the instruction manual for the drill does not say anything about the proper battery. But it does mention batteries in the section about product warranty. It says that there is two years's worth of free service on these battery packs: DC9071, DC9091, DC9096, DC9180, DC9280, and DC9360. On the drill itself there... » Read More It was confusing to me too, but somehow I figured it out. Maybe I asked DeWalt for help. I bought two of the DC9180 lithium-ion batteries. Lithium-ion seemed like the better choice for use in my DeWalt drill, my DeWalt vacuum (DC515), and my DeWalt battery charger (DC9320). Amazingly, the instruction manual for the drill does not say anything about the proper battery. But it does mention batteries in the section about product warranty. It says that there is two years's worth of free service on these battery packs: DC9071, DC9091, DC9096, DC9180, DC9280, and DC9360. On the drill itself there is no mention of batteries. « Show Less
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Just Google it or buy it from Amazon. Just type "dewalt 20 volt max battery with charger". Get ready to spend some money. the batteries are about $100 but they work in all dewalt 20 max tools
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Same a below. You would need to contact dewalt to have that question answered. The tools are great and I have no complaints
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I am an occasional user with a deWalt drill and both DW9106 and DW9118 chargers. I got a battery in July of 2014, and another in January of 2015. The first one lasted at least 6 months (or I would not have gotten the second one). However during the summer of 2015, they stopped holding charges very long, and now neither of the batteries will run the drill at full speed for more than 2 seconds. I am hoping that Power extra is reading this and can tell me what I am doing wrong.Given this experience, my answer to your question is, "Yes, there is a big problem."
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the responder Paul must be a dewalt employeegive me a breakyou say the battery should always stay in the charger but dewalt sells the damn thing with only one slot for a battery in their charger. so we are supposed to take care of this like we did with our babies?
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No, that was a problem I had. Seems what you buy at Lowes, or other box stores is a different battery configuration. I had received a kit for a gift, then purchased these tools thinking they would share batteries. Nope. That said, still the best cordless tools that I have owned. I now own both post and the square slide type batteries.I may have gotten your question wrong. The saw uses the post type, and the drill and Lowes tools use the slide type.
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I bought a "bare tool" only. I have other 20v Dewalts and plenty of batteries. So watch out for "bare tool" it means No Battery-No Charger-No Case. However, I got lucky and there was a battery included, I think it was a Factory Re-Conditioned tool and it came that way in a plain card ord box. So if you need a battery,charger & case don't order just a bare tool.
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Requires 20v max battery by Dewalt. They make 1.5 Ah, 3.0Ah, and 4.0Ah batteries that will fit. Each is a step up in size and capacity.
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I'm not sure what dewalt batteries this will charge. the reason I bought it was I have a Black and Decker 12 volt long stem battery for a drill I use. The charger works great for it. The Black and Decker charger is really a bad one. The dewalt works really good for me and it's fast. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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When I purchased this item it did not come with an insert to secure the drill, batter and charger. I call the company who sold it to me and then said Dewalt had only made a few insert prototypes and the company said they didn't know if any more would be made. I sent it back and got a credit but I had to pay for the shipping both ways.
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This is the "12V MAX" battery. There other lines of DeWalt products that uses other 12-volt batteries. Look for the "12V MAX" designation i.e. with "MAX." For some reason, DeWalt's website doesn't provide a way to display every product that uses a particular battery family. They even have heated jackets that use the 12V MAX battery.
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Not sure of the question but Nicad are still a great battery. better in cold weather and i have like a zillion of them. just get the new tool which takes either battery. THANKS DEWALT!!!!!! Keep making them.DarrellK
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Mine also came with the lithium DC9181 batteries, which are not the XRP batteries. There is a version of this DeWalt combo that comes with XRP batteries and a Hammerdrill instead of a regular drill, but it's more expensive.
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If the Dewalt part number ends in "B" then there is no charger or batteries. DCF885B does not have batteries or a charger. This is the one I will probably buy since I already have two batteries and a charger that came with my drill. "M2" at the end of the part number get you two batteries and a single battery charger. The charger is suppose to charge the batteries in about an hour.
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My DEWALT 20 V Saw Saw takes Li Batteries. I believe the Li batteries came in with the 20 V system which I have. The other thing you may have to be sure of is the mounting configuration. I'm not sure if there is more than one configuration.
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Lambert, if the batteries are what interest you, Dewalt sells the batteries separately. You don't have to buy the entire package.