Makita says is only 9.6 amp, not 12 amps. What does your tool say for amps?
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Mine said 12amps on the factory sealed box and 9.6amps on the tool. I think they messed up the print on the box because if you look at the official tool data sheet on makitas main site it says 9.6amp.
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The arbor is Metric, an M10 x 1.5 thread. If you can't find accessories with the M10 x 1.5 arbor, an adapter is available that will convert it to a standard 5/8". You might be better off buying the Makita 4.5", it already has the 5/8" arbor, and accessories are available everywhere.
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the plug at the end of the cord appears to be for 110 only, so I would have to say its for 110. However, you may google it or call Makita if this is a serious question presented. If it were 230, I would think the power cord would be thicker and the plug heaftier, or with a 230 volt connection, and not with the standard three pronged plug.
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I use this on a Makita mac2400 air compressor rated at 4.8cfm @ 40psi but I've added an additional 3 gal tank to it. (see my review on it) I have to wait for compressor recharge and the additional tank capacity helps a lot but it works just fine with between 4.5 to 5.5 cfm for me.
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Hungary. I think Makita might be based in Europe. Good Vacuum except using the power outlet might blow some breakers because angle grinders can be 12 amp or more. I use separate outlets on different breakers.
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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
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Not to sure what will the performance be at 9~12V. You might want to contact the sales support at AmpFlow through Amazon. Else look at the Power curve chart when you browse the said motor. Sorry I'm not able to give you any more help.
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I've found the 36V battery to be a little lighter and seems to run slightly longer, (about one minute on a full charge) than the 18VX2 battery in my Makita Chain Saw or Blower. The nice thing about the 18VX2 battery adapter is that it is "Star 18V", which means it should be able to use the new 4.0Ah and 5.0Ah 18 volt batteries Makita is coming out with.
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Not sure. Mine is on a 15 amp circuit and has never kicked the breaker. Almost all of the draw is at startup and that is handled by capacitors, once the blade is in motion there is enough inertia that I've never noticed it slowing down (and thus requiring additional current draw) for anything I've ever cut with it, which is most generally oak or dimensional softwoods. I'm not outside at the moment (recovering from eye surgery yesterday), so I can't check the motor for its specs. Try the Makita web site for detailed electrical specs.
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Sorry, was curious so checked out Makitas site. The Specs all seem the same, part breakdowns show different part numbers though. Only difference I saw was when you buy the kit one is a bag the other a hard plastic case.
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what's the amperage of your drill? 400 watts translates to 3.3 amps at 120 volts. 800 watts about 6.6 amps.
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Its an 8 amp drill. This is according to the Dewalt site, and what is on the drill I have itself.
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The battery you purchase was not a Makita battery. The battery you purchased is made for a certain class of 18v Makita cordless tools.
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Better in that mine was 4.0 amp hours capacity but was sold as 3.0 amp hour. I tested it and the capacity was better than my Makita batteries. Worse in that the new Makita batteries use cell balancing and draw power from all the cells for the internal chip. These generics do not allow cell balancing and draw power from only two of the cells. And these are a bit tight on the fit to some Makita tools.
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6.4 amps is the max .9-1 ohms are the lowest it would fire on a mech somewhat safely wouldn't go below .9-1 ohm
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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.
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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!