Does it work with the Makita 18V compact battery? If yes, how much time it would work before recharging is needed?
927572
Yes the 18v 1.5Ah battery works on this flash light. I had it to on over 5 hours without turning it off.
927573
If by compact you mean the 1.5 amphour ones, then yes, it works on it fine. I'm not sure how long mine will run, I think there is a chart on makitas page.
295257
Yes. Probably won't last as long but it will work with the compact battery.
44106
Very good Makita!,,but DOES NOT come with the "big" 18V. it needs...I think I paid 80 some dollars for the one it takes but the upside is it works in the 18V impact drill so it does well with the bigger battery. So I was sorry I had to get the right battery but it can switch tools so..
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Yes I have the 9700A charger and it works fine. This battery works great for me and is used in a Makita 3/8 drive impact gun. I am very satisfied. Are you shure the charger works right. Pushed the yellow button?
295258
Hi David, I see somebody already sent a response, but he is wrong, he must have things confused? The compact 48-11-1815 WILL NOT WORK ON THIS! I have a lot of Milwaukee tools and batteries. Howie.
986302
The Mikita charger works with the expert power batteries. The batteries work better that the originals.
1561875
Yes... it should since Makita 6337D and my Makita 6333D uses same rechargeable battery. My 6333D works with this battery as good as stock battery (actually it works better-seems to give it more power).
2085911
I am probably not the one to ask as my battery failed in less that a month. The Makita battery charging is aided with communications between the battery and charger. I suspect the manufacturer has not fully cloned the electronics of the original battery.
1187687
I have a Makita charger, the indicator light changes when battery is fully charged. It does take about an hour. I've heard that one should not leave batteries on charger for much longer thab an hour,
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I've found the 36V battery to be a little lighter and seems to run slightly longer, (about one minute on a full charge) than the 18VX2 battery in my Makita Chain Saw or Blower. The nice thing about the 18VX2 battery adapter is that it is "Star 18V", which means it should be able to use the new 4.0Ah and 5.0Ah 18 volt batteries Makita is coming out with.
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All 18 volt DeWalt batteries work in 18 volt DeWalt tools, but some have a much higher capacity than others. The compact battery is a low capacity battery, so don't be fooled by advertisers who suggest it's a "direct replacement" because it's not. Its a very low capacity battery that works in your 18 volt DeWalt tools. You also should know that you can't just go out and buy the more expensive Lithium Ion batteries, they require a special battery charger.
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I don't have a clue what Makita says about it, but I have been doing it this way with Makita batteries for several years now with no problems: When a battery in a tool shows any sign of getting weak, I then go to the charger (which is always on my work bench and plugged in with a fully charged battery snapped onto it) and swap them out. Sometimes the battery has been on the charger for an hour, and sometimes it has been there for a month.
699359
Be careful! The charger will burn out as did mine when I plugged into 220 volts. I had to order another charger ($90) compatible with 220 volts. Makita was somewhat ambiguous on voltage which took to mean variable voltage.
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Yes. It works with 1.5 ah and 3.0 ah style drills hammer drills and impact drivers. White and blue. So far this battery has performed as well as makita name brand. And does have more battery life than 3.0 ah. I'm am so far pleased with this battery and plan plan on buying more as.needed. traditionally I can't get more than a year out of makita brand batteries but we work our drills pretty hard. Makita makes best drills but bad batteries.
201154
My impact is maybe 3 years old. Battery works great. Doesn't fit in the case very well. It might not fit the white smaller makita.
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Sorry...just saw your question. My Makita is a 6093D and work perfectly. MiKita Battery #9000 in my drill. Hope this helps...
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This vacuum uses a smaller 18 volt battery than my drill did. It is apparently the newer designed battery. This one is a flatter design but there are two sizes of this battery and both work but if you have the older, heavier battery pack it will not work in this product. If in doubt which battery pack you have you can go to makitatool.com and check the part numbers that work with this product. This vacuum works with the Li-Ion battery not the Ni-Cad battery pack. These batteries charge in about 15 minutes.