can i use thisMakita 193157-5 1234 12-Volt 2.6 Amp Hour NiMH Pod Style Battery with this drill?
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I don't know numbers but I have all the 12-volt drills and impact gun and the batteries are interchangeableI actually bought this drill for the extra batteries and the chuck. the early model drill had the 1/4" insertion head.
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yes it will I use for or five of them constantly all day long and I have Upgraded them to the 12 Volt batteries running on 10.8 volt Makita in packs and screwdrivers. I've not had a problem with the 12 volts or the 10.8 bolts charging on the 12 Volt chargers.great tools excellent by choice have a great day.
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Sorry, the answer is NO because: The housing base of NiCad battery insert into the drill tool is different style with the Lithium Ion battery.
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It works with Makita BL1830-2 18-Volt 3.0 AH Battery, and smaller one BL 1815-2 18 volt.
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Makita does not sell the 1233 anymore either. In Ni-MH good with the charger you have, I would think you can use the 1234. I found inexpensive batteries at http://www.batterydepot.com/battery/PT-0810/MAKITA/POWERTOOLS I THINK the more amps, the longer the battery will last, but you might call Makita at 714-522-8088 just to make sure ...
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NO This is a ni-cad battery It will require charger#570039 unlike 691235.my advise would be always make sure you are using battery and charger that is compatible with your equipment. One important note , always time the charging on these not to exceed the time max outlined in your owners manual. (around 3 hrs. ) as the are not automatic You may need to research further to assure you are not damaging your tools or creating unsafe conditions.
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I don't trust Makita's battery technology. I had one that failed and then they were awkward about replacing it , do I gave up. I would describe my use of the battery as normal. At the prices they charge, Mskita should be ashamed of themselves.
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Yes. The drill won't know the difference. What is critical is that the battery pack shape and size design be compatible in shape and size with this specific drill's battery mounting point.
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I doubt it because, as the illustration shows, the shape of the charger is triangular and will accept only batteries shaped like the Makita. Hope this helps.
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Hey Chris , the battery did not for my drill. I just leave the charges battery in the drill. Not sure if this is correct.
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While I am pleased and happy with the new 12 Volt drill, I have not tried it for the use you describe, but it is a strong drill. If I were buying one today and did not already have any other drills, I would go for the 18 Volt Ion battery Makita. I already had an 18 volt as well as a 12 volt drill and this one I recently bought was to replace an older 12 volt Makita that is now about 10 years old. It was still running but I gave it to my son--Makita's are great drills.
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Unless they changed something yes u can use both styles of makita batteries I currently use both sets in rotation that way I have 4 batteries.
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If you order the appropriate size battery for your drill, yes it will be correct fit & voltage. Crossing the batteries is not the problem, the problem is the plastics they used.
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Yes I use the same battery for my 3/8" Drill too. The battery usually lasts about 4 hrs on this Impact Driver with average use.
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The NiMH Makita battery I used originally before the adapter on a Makita 3/8" drill is 35.7 oz. The batteries I use now are both Lithium Ion and weigh 22.7 oz. and(3.0 AH) and 13.65 oz. (1.5 AH). I don't know the adapter weight but in any case, with these battery numbers you can clearly see that balance will be affected. However, you will need to define what 'substantially" means in your own context. I find that in my case it's not an issue of any importance or even one that I had noticed until your question.
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Yes it dose not fit the Makita charge but I'd use the DeWalt Supercharge for all my Battery, it charges in about 13 to 15 minutes or less.
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If the mounting and contacts are the same then yes the 1.5 ah is the average time the has enough power to run the drill. So the 3ah would last longer. WARNING Makita batteries have chip on board. Those chips often turn the battery off with no way to fix it. Plus my experience has been ,that they won't do anything to about it. Amazon was awesome in taking care me when the battery I had just gotten failed.. try it!!