What is difference gmax 40v lit-ion and non gmax 40 v lit-ion
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I'm not 100% sure. I think this may be what bit me. The connector is a little different and won't let me plug the non-gmax one into my mower. I'm trying to get in touch with their service department to see what I should have bought.
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The batteries are not compatible. The Gmax batteries can only be used with Gmax tools.
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There's a Fenix MC11 G2 that is advertised as having 155 lumens and has a different belt clip, but otherwise appears the same:Fenix MC11 LED Waterproof Torch Flashlight (Black)
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Here's a quote from the Black & Decker site: "With up to 33% more battery capacity on a single charge**-and fully compatible with our 36V lithium ion system-BLACK+DECKER 40V MAX* lithium ion batteries have the power you need to get the job done."
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The rated lumans are the same for both versions but the new version using the special gas instead of the coating has a slightly shorter rated lifespan and is less expensive to produce. I couldn't find a direct comparison or actual tests on the usual forums.
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Yes, it's a lit ion battery. 20 volt. I have a fairy medium size yard and I use this to cut my grass and it still have some juice left. You will get tired before needing another battery unless you can work for over an hour with this none stop.
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No. This is unique to Gmax. There are special cavities that the light and battery holder fit into.
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I guess I misunderstood what Jack was asking. This is the model I am using with our Earthwise weed trimmer, which is not NiCd, just Lithium Ion. Sorry about that and I'm glad you caught that.
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Yes, that's the longer run-time version of the Ni-Cd battery. I used to use those and they work in the vac. I've switched everything over to the Li-ion batteries and couldn't be happier. My only complaint is that my Dewalt site laser and sawzall won't accept the new Li batteries. Who dropped the ball on that?
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One is based on NiMH and the other is Lithium-ion. I've used the NiMH and I'm not at all happy with the welding/mechanical connection on the negative side of the battery. Both are Low Self Discharge (LSD) which is good. I'd go for it and get the LiON 9v @600mAh -- In theory it should last 3x longer. These NiMH 9v are "claimed to be LSD" but I get poor shelf life, nothing like the Sanyo 'White Label AA" which are fantastic NiHM LSD batteries. I've had superior results with Lithium-ion, but you pay the price. You will have to run your own tests and real world applications. I'd buy the set with the 4 batteries and the recharger (as they are only asking a bit over $2 for the charger -- some batteries can be touchy with what charger is charging them. Would enjoy seeing your feedback on your experience.
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No, we don't recommend mixing between Flooded, AGM or Gel batteries, they all have different chemistry, which means they have different voltage profiles.
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Either one would work in your VR-320. The only difference between the two is the capacity, the Li-40B having the greater capacity.
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Hi Terry,I am a happy owner of four products of the GMAX series. The 22262 is for the GMAX battery system, which is also compatible with their other GMAX series (BTW, I can recommend the Twinblade Lawn Mover sold at LOWE's only).Be careful to get the right mix of Products and batteries, only GMAX series, since it is more powerful than the GEN 1 system. I would try to buy combinations with the 4 AMP battery only; the 2 AMP does not last long enough.
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the difference is in the size, the mr16 is bigger than the mr11. The mr16 have 50mm of diameter and the mr11 is 35mm, power usage is a lot less for LED. I replaced all my Halogen bulbs in my kitchen ceiling with the mr16 Torchstar bulbs and they work great. I have 3" recessed cans. I am also using these same bulbs in outdoor lighting Paradise fixtures. Hope this helps.
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Yes. I called B&D; about that as I have the 36v string trimmer and liked it enough to see if they could both use the same battery. The Guy from B&D; told me the 40v and 36v batteries were identical, and compatible with either tool. He said they both had the same capacity and voltage, and the 36v was putting out 40 v anyway (or was it charging at 40v?) - anyway, the change in voltage was more of a marketing decision because the battery was originally conservatively labeled. We sort of came to the conclusion in conversation that there has been a serious "voltage inflation" by competing tool makers and B&D; just relabeled it. No redesign, though. Yes. I called B&D; about that as I have the 36v string trimmer and liked it enough to see if they could both use the same battery. The Guy from B&D; told me the 40v and 36v batteries were identical, and compatible with either tool. He said they both had the same capacity and voltage, and the 36v was putting out 40 v anyway (or was it charging at 40v?) - anyway, the change in voltage was more of a marketing decision because the battery was originally conservatively labeled. We sort of came to the conclusion in conversation that there has been a serious "voltage inflation" by... » Read More Yes. I called B&D; about that as I have the 36v string trimmer and liked it enough to see if they could both use the same battery. The Guy from B&D; told me the 40v and 36v batteries were identical, and compatible with either tool. He said they both had the same capacity and voltage, and the 36v was putting out 40 v anyway (or was it charging at 40v?) - anyway, the change in voltage was more of a marketing decision because the battery was originally conservatively labeled. We sort of came to the conclusion in conversation that there has been a serious "voltage inflation" by competing tool makers and B&D; just relabeled it. No redesign, though. « Show Less
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Not much difference as this charger charges Ni-Cad as well as lithium ion batteries also. This charger is only available with some combo kits as Sears does not sell this one individually. Works great though!
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I had the same question when I purchased my 36v and got a 40V. I went to Black and Decker;s web sight and they stated the 40V is replacing the 36V. The 40V I received runs stronger and longer. I am very happy to have a larger voltage that runs in my weed whacker. The website could probably explain this better.
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No. They are not the same. The L one is for LEDs. The none L is for standard bulbs.