Does this also work for the makita 18 volt 1.5 amp batteries ??
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yes it does if it is this battery;Makita BL1815-2 18-Volt 1-1/2 Ah Compact Lithium-Ion Battery, 2-Pack by Makita $210.00 Click for product details Order in the next 20 hours and get it by Tuesday, Dec 3. More Buying Choices$110.99 used & new (12 offers) (32) FREE Shipping Product Features... no effect on the battery For use only with Makita Chargers DC18RA;DC24SA ...
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yes it does if it is this battery; Makita BL1815-2 18-Volt 1-1/2 Ah Compact Lithium-Ion Battery, 2-Pack by Makita $210.00 Click for product details Order in the next 20 hours and get it by Tuesday, Dec 3. More Buying Choices $110.99 used & new (12 offers) (32) FREE Shipping Product Features ... no effect on the battery For use only with Makita Chargers DC18RA;DC24SA ...
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Yes it works with all dealt 20v max batteries as far as I know. I have the black 1.5 ah and 3 ah and the yellow 2 ah and 4ah and I have never had an issue with i interchangeability. I use all of them in all my tools
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Yes, the vacuum uses the standard 18 volt Makita battery used in Makita cordless tools.
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I'm going to say, "YES." I have a Makita corded saw and it works great on it. I can't imagine the 18V version is too much different. As other have said, there's a bunch of room for adjustment on this tool so I'd be surprised if it didn't work on most all circular saw. BTW, my son has a Craftsman and it also works well on it.
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Yes, the Makita charger model 1290A works fine for recharging this battery, remember to fully charge the battery(s) before first use, cause...rechargable batteries have memories like an elephant.
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Makita batteries with the "shoe" type connection will work in this drill. It's a relatively new design for Makita so basically if the top looks the same, then "yes." The 1.5Ah batteries will not last as long (this may be obvious, but worth noting).
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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.
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There is a metal stop that is designed to prohibit use of 1.5 amp batteries. I believe all 3.0 amp Makita cordless tools have this feature.
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I'm using these to replace my aging Makita, Ni-MH, 12volt, type 1234, batteries. I'm also using the 14.4 volt version to replace my Makita type 1434 batteries. These batteries are holding up really well and I'm very happy with them. I don't know if they will work for the type you have though.
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Yes, the Makita DC18RC 18V Lithium-Ion charger will charge the BL1840-2 LXT Lithium Ion Batteries. I do this frequently with my charger and batteries.
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Yes the 1.5 amp and 3 amp batt. can be used on the same 20 volt tool. The only difference in them is the run time between needing to charge.
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Absolutely! It is genuine Makita & works well. The "complexity" is that it is also a battery conditioner & apparently handles various configurations for their 18v batteries. FH
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Yes and no. The 1830 V18 is Lithium-ion and needs the appropriate (newer) charger 48-59-2818. This charger is "backwards-compatible" and will charge the older 2230 Ni-Cd batteries. (Note that it won't charge the newest M series/Fuel batteries.) I have both styles of these batteries and my experience is that the 1830 works "okay" on the older drills and drivers...but doesn't work well at all for either the Sawzall Hatchet or the cordless circular saw. They will drain the 1830 within only a minute or two. To be fair, they were designed for Ni-Cd batteries, which discharge slowly and taper off with voltage; Li-Ion batteries were designed to deliver full voltage up to a certain point and then shut off. My experience with the 1830 has not been good at all, as one of my batteries would fail intermittently from the beginning (even on a full charge) and died before the warranty expired; the other began to lose charge after a few days of not being used; of course this started immediately after the warranty ended. Other users seem to have the same issues. The V18 (1830) is ridiculously expensive to replace, there seem to be few options for rebuilding them or to buy generic brands, and even Milwaukee themselves appeared to have walked away and quickly redesigned their cordless tools to use the M-series batteries. I'd have to say that my experience with the V18 has driven me away from buying new Milwaukee products, particularly as my Makita batteries work better and last much longer. My gear is used all day, every day, FWIW. A late answer, but perhaps someone will be helped by the info.
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david costa - makita chargers work just fine for this battery. i don't know what "tooldawg" thinks is an "optimal charge" but when i charge these batteries on my makita charger they operate stronger and at least 1.25x longer than makita's biggest 18v batteries. i've been using mine for over a year with no problems.
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Yes the 18v 1.5Ah battery works on this flash light. I had it to on over 5 hours without turning it off.
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As far as I know, this Makita tool does not support any Dewalt batteries as the socket is different.
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If it requires an 18 volt lithium battery if should interchange . That's the beauty of Makita 18 volt cordless tools , one battery fits all (18 volt)