Is this the correct replacement battery for an XB1945W?? Mine looks like 3 small batteries instead of 4.
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Three batteries would be 3.6 volts. Four batteries are 4.8 volts. What is the voltage requirement of your tool. That determines the battery pack voltage required. The larger the mah. the longer the run time.......Walt.
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Mickey--I own a Shark Model V1900 (uses XB1918 Pack) and a Model V1950 (uses XB1945 Pack). Both Shark packs are NiCd 7.2V @ 1.3Ah and use 6 cells (eack cell is 1.2V). I got tired of the original NiCd Packs losing their capacity and charge capability over just a few months of use, so I researched and found that the NiMh HQRP RBH Pack would fit into both vacs; it uses 4 cells (each cell is 1.8 V). The NiMh Pack is rated @ 3Ah, and gives much more runtime AND an appreciable power increase as evidenced by a higher motor pitch. It also is not prone to the "memory affect" that plagues NiCd batteries. I have been using the HQRP Packs for about 3 years and both are still going strong.
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Mickey--I own a Shark Model V1900 (uses XB1918 Pack) and a Model V1950 (uses XB1945 Pack). Both Shark packs are NiCd 7.2V @ 1.3Ah and use 6 cells (eack cell is 1.2V). I got tired of the original NiCd Packs losing their capacity and charge capability over just a few months of use, so I researched and found that the NiMh HQRP RBH Pack would fit into both vacs; it uses 4 cells (each cell is 1.8 V). The NiMh Pack is rated @ 3Ah, and gives much more runtime AND an appreciable power increase as evidenced by a higher motor pitch. It also is not prone to the "memory affect" that plagues NiCd batteries. I have been using the HQRP Packs for about 3 years and both are still going strong. Mickey--I own a Shark Model V1900 (uses XB1918 Pack) and a Model V1950 (uses XB1945 Pack). Both Shark packs are NiCd 7.2V @ 1.3Ah and use 6 cells (eack cell is 1.2V). I got tired of the original NiCd Packs losing their capacity and charge capability over just a few months of use, so I researched and found that the NiMh HQRP RBH Pack would fit into both vacs; it uses 4 cells (each cell is 1.8 V). The NiMh Pack is rated @ 3Ah, and gives much more runtime AND an appreciable power increase as evidenced by a higher motor pitch. It also is not prone to the "memory affect" that plagues... » Read More Mickey--I own a Shark Model V1900 (uses XB1918 Pack) and a Model V1950 (uses XB1945 Pack). Both Shark packs are NiCd 7.2V @ 1.3Ah and use 6 cells (eack cell is 1.2V). I got tired of the original NiCd Packs losing their capacity and charge capability over just a few months of use, so I researched and found that the NiMh HQRP RBH Pack would fit into both vacs; it uses 4 cells (each cell is 1.8 V). The NiMh Pack is rated @ 3Ah, and gives much more runtime AND an appreciable power increase as evidenced by a higher motor pitch. It also is not prone to the "memory affect" that plagues NiCd batteries. I have been using the HQRP Packs for about 3 years and both are still going strong. « Show Less
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Btw, the links in my last post were all for white batteries (I have the white U100-279US). But I'd appreciate hearing from anyone with the equivalent batteries in black (for the black U100-432US). Thanks, Joe
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Funny I receive this message now, Yes its the correct battery, but I'm in the market for a new one the one you sold me has gone bad already after 5 months!THANKS MAN!
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The battery has 10.4 V 55 Wh on it. The battery shuts down unexpectedly so I do not use it.I don't know whether the problem is with this one battery or whether it is the seller.
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Dear Valued CustomerYes, this is the correct battery. Please let us know if you need anything else.
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It seems like its the same but thyre slightly different. One i a little bit slimmer than the other...you should go by the model number on the battery!
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It looks to right. As long as the numbers coincide you shouldn't have a problem.... The replacement battery I received a while back hasn't given me any problems. I hope this helped you :)
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I didn't go look at my battery but if your battery description is EXACTLY like the Amazon picture, that is what you will get. That's what I did, and received and it is working like a charm.In other words, YES.
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Yes this is the correct battery and will work just fine. Manufacturers come out with multiple model numbers for the same item.
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wow, i just now looked at what i got and mine had 12/17/2010. You better ask the seller if you are indeed going to get that kind of battery because they don't usually give you what is posted on the site. better be sure before buying.
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I think the important part of the serial number is the first part. I have this battery and it appears and functions identically. Don't think there is a difference. Might be a lot number or something.
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I'm sorry, I can't tell you whether mine is the same because I don't run OSX on mine. I think I found a part/model number on the original battery, did some research from there, and matched this as a replacement to that. You may be able to go through the same process :) I hope this helps, sorry I can't give you a yes or no answer.
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Yes this is the correct battery! Fits correctly, charges fast and holds the charge for an amazingly long time. I highly recommend this battery.
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Sounds like you are doing everything right. If the battery you ordered is the same size at the original battery, it should work.
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I'm digging thru old email. Everybody got this correct. I have the saw and both compact and XRP Li batteries.
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Hi . The one that I received fit my computer ,but My computer did not recognize it or charge it . I'm not sure if it was just a defective battery or not . I sent it back but I had to pay $10 to ship it back . I did not want to chance another one from them and have to go through the same problem . Hope this helps .
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I believe it is the right battery, however I ordered one for my 5th Gen 80 GB iPod and it would not charge. I returned it and got the Upstart Battery brand, which worked fine.