Which battery should I replace my DeWalt 18v XR+ NiCd 9096 with?
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I've never seen one with an all black drill motor but so long as you are replacing the battery with the exact same kind, color won't matter. I would suggest that you go to this page: DEWALT DC9096 XRP 18-Volt 2.4 Amp Hour NiCd Pod Style Battery and compare the old battery with the zoomable pictures of the replacement. DeWalt designed its 18v system with interchangeable batteries. I have a drill and a reciprocating saw that use the same battery. And remember, if for some reason there's a problem, you can always send it back to Amazon for a refund. I've never seen one with an all black drill motor but so long as you are replacing the battery with the exact same kind, color won't matter. I would suggest that you go to this page: DEWALT DC9096 XRP 18-Volt 2.4 Amp Hour NiCd Pod Style Battery and compare the old battery with the zoomable pictures of the replacement. DeWalt designed its 18v system with interchangeable batteries. I have a drill and a reciprocating saw that use the same battery. And remember, if for some reason there's a problem, you can always send it back to Amazon... » Read More I've never seen one with an all black drill motor but so long as you are replacing the battery with the exact same kind, color won't matter. I would suggest that you go to this page: DEWALT DC9096 XRP 18-Volt 2.4 Amp Hour NiCd Pod Style Battery and compare the old battery with the zoomable pictures of the replacement. DeWalt designed its 18v system with interchangeable batteries. I have a drill and a reciprocating saw that use the same battery. And remember, if for some reason there's a problem, you can always send it back to Amazon for a refund. « Show Less
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Well, replace it with the same thing. They're not cheap. Go to this Amazon page and scroll down to the last row of images: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=DeWalt+18v+XR%2B+NiCd+9096. You can buy them used but you already have a used one. You need one that will hold a charge. If you can wait until close to Christmas, you might find that you can buy a brand new drill with a new battery for not much more money.
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Well, replace it with the same thing. They're not cheap. Go to this Amazon page and scroll down to the last row of images:
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18v 3.0 ah. These batteries fit most of my other drills but the smaller 1.5 ah batteries do NOT fit the reciprocating saw.
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I think the only difference is that the DC9099 is thinner profile battery then the DW9099. It should have the same hook up for your DeWalt Tool and work for you.
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Yes, this item will accept the 18V high capacity Li-Ion battery for DeWalt.
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I am not familiar with that tool, but this is the De Walt low capacity 18 Volt NiCad battery pack, not the high capacity NiCad, and not compatible with tools and chargers that require Lithium Ion batteries. I don't know where you live but it's tough to beat Home Depot's prices on De-Walt batteries, and some online suppliers make their money selling people less expensive low capacity batteries, when what they really want is a high capacity one. If you are in doubt I suggest you take your old battery into Home Depot and spec out and price batteries there where you can see if they match before you commit to shipping.
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I purchased the XR (extended run) NiCad batteries for this unit, but you can use the XRP lithium packs with it.
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These are the same XRP 18 Volt NiCAD batteries that were in the older tools. The new 18 volt Li-Ion batteries also work in these tools and the battery charger that comes with them work on the older NiCad batteries. Be sure to read all of the Dewalt tool descriptions very carefully.
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Yes, you can charge any DeWalt brand NiMH and NiCd (and some Li-Ion batteries) between 7.2-18V. That includes 'XR' and 'XRP' badged batteries. Note that the 'MAX' brand Li-ion batteries will NOT fit this charger, as they are from a different line with their own chargers.
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I know that the 9096 battery works and the 9099 has the same posts so it should work also. I do prefer the 18v lithium ion battery's as they stay charged longer!
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Yes, it is a NiCad battery - the same one that all of the other Black & Decker single source system 18v tools use.
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Black & Decker XR360 36-Volt 2.4-amp Hour NiCad Battery Pack for NST2036 (Discontinued by Manufacturer)Here's one
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The newer 18volt lithium ion batteries are designed to work with nicad 18v tools
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you'll have to upgrade to the B&D; 5106551-01 18volt dual battery charger,and the B&D; hpb18-ope2 18volt dual pack NiCd batteries.sold at Amazon.I was impressed by how well the saw works.the battery upgrade is money well spent.
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XRP Lithium batteries will work wherever XRP NiCads will and they are not interchangeable with the Dewalts that use the nano type, different interfacere. Some day I may go nano but not until all my XRP tools die.
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Any Dewalt 18v can work in any Dewalt 18v. The only difference is the charging. A li-ion dewalt battery will fit any 18 v dewalt tool but it will not charge in a ni-cd charger and needs a li-ion charger to be recharged. Xrp - ni-cd batteries can be charged in li-ion chargers.
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Yes, any Dewalt 18v battery pack from 1996 to present will work in almost all 18v Dewalt devices. There are about 7 devices that will not take the lithium ion battery but they are fairly obscure. I use both Lithium ion and ni-cd packs in my drills and impact as well my saw and other devices.
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This Ni-Cad battery will fit any XRP application including the Dewalt DC385 reciprocating saw...