Will a DC970k-2 battery work with a DW059-b impact driver
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YES, I have both 18v Nicad and 18v Lithium batteries and they both work, although when using the Lithium battery the tool seems to have more power. Maybe just my imagination. To my knowledge all 18v DeWalt batteries will work in all 18v DeWalt tools. I really like mine, well worth the money.
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What I did was call Dewalt. Very helpful. Just to let you know. I use my old battery from my cordless drill on the impact driver Plus later on, I order (2) XRP batties for back up. This impact does draw down battery down.
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Yes, all 18 volt batteries will work on all 18 volt tools. Do yourself a favor and spend the money and buy the tool with two lithium ion batteries and a charger you will never go back to NiCad. Lithium last longer run stronger and unlike NiCad they stop the tool when they need charged preventing overheated batteries that robs the life of any rechargeable battery.
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The battery for the dc970 drill will work fine with the flex light. I bought the XRP battery for the Delwalt impact wrench, and it will interchange with the lower capacity battery, but provides a lot more power. Short answer, yes it will work. Long answer, if you are going for the saw, if you can get the kit for a decent price with the Xrp battery, go for the kit
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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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hello, tony .ijust looked at the dw928k driver/drill. the dc9091 battery may work on that, or any 14.4 drill. i would contact dewalt if you have 928k drill.
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It is compatible with the DW9118 charger - that is what I have and it works properly with this battery.
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YesI 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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Not quite sure what you mean DW9099 but I bought these to replace my 18v XRP batteries. My wife bought me a tool combo kit in 2005 and these new batteries work great with it. They weigh half as much and I have not seen in loss of power or drill time. Hope this helps!
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I use an 18 volt X4 Ridgid impact driver and it fits fine along with a spare battery.
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I've got a dv7-3083cl and the battery works fine. Not as long lasting as I'd hoped (I get maybe 2 hours of heavy use), but well worth the price.
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I also have DC9700 charger and the battery charged without any difficulty. Also no idea what the difference would be with an A model charger.
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The battery is made of Nickel, Manganese, Cobalt/Li-ion. It is the earlier one. The DC59 has the new battery.
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Cecelia: PLEASE SEE MESSAGE BELOW FIRST! PS: According to the page at the URL I left in the first post, (The product info page,) this battery FITS YOUR DRILL yes. I copied the "972's" to here: "DW972, DW972B, DW972K, DW972K-2, DW972KQ-2, DW972KS-2, DW972RLK2" If nothing is down in the hole in the charger the batteries fit into, then I suspect you DON'T have the original charger! Somehow? OR... possibly the contacts are bent? (small metal "posts" on the battery that make electrical contact) The drill has 4 "tabs" that are pretty "forgiving" if a contact on the battery is bent... the charger, not so much! Hope something here helps! Joe
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I use it on a Dewalt 12 V impact driver. Fits well but the loops for bits and drills don't work well. I keep losing stuff so don't use them any more
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No, DCF886M2 is an Impact Driver, 1st you shouldnt use an impact for drilling and 2nd it simply wont fit.
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Hi...Im not really sure. My old battery and new battery have the same model number - looks the same as well. As I do not know what DC110872619A13 is I can not say for sure.
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don't know, Mine is a DV4 series. Battery lasted less than 2 months, and will no longer charge. Computer shuts down without warning. Would not recommend this battery. it is a waste of money.
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I use both the NiCad and LI Dewalt 18V batteries with my DCD760KL; tehy work equally well. There is a difference in the battery performance in that the LI batteries may last a bit linger but stops abruptly when one is exhausted; the NiCads degrade somewhat more gracefully at the end of their charge.