which nicad battery replaces my old 6volt 2.2ah 9951 7.2inch battery
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This one ... As far as I know, Maglite no longer produce NiCd batteries for the Magcharger, the replacement NiMH battery is, to quote the leaflet that comes with the NiMH battery "The new NiMH battery is a true "drop-in" solution. It will work with ANY and EVERY Mag Charger flashlight and charger, regardless of when they were made."Also, the NiMH battery has a longer "run-time" and doesn't suffer from the old NiCd "memory" problem.
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This battery stick is for any Maglite MagCharger flashlight ever made. It is NiMH (better chemistry then NiCad), is 6 VDC (uses 12 volt MagCharger), is 3.5 Ah (longer lasting), and is 7" long (including nib) by 1.25" wide.
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As I have purchased 3 already,I can assure you that the ARXX235 will work PERFECTLY in your Magcharger light. Just buy it!!!
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This one ... As far as I know, Maglite no longer produce NiCd batteries for the Magcharger, the replacement NiMH battery is, to quote the leaflet that comes with the NiMH battery "The new NiMH battery is a true "drop-in" solution. It will work with ANY and EVERY Mag Charger flashlight and charger, regardless of when they were made." Also, the NiMH battery has a longer "run-time" and doesn't suffer from the old NiCd "memory" problem.
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Yeah, and the Lithium is way better, i have both battery types and the nicad's don't hold a charge long and wear out so fast, lithium is the way to go
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DO NOT BUY THIS ITEM. This is a NiCad battery. NiCads are a thing of the past. The best thing that you can do is send your old battery module to a re-cell company and have them re-cell it with nickel metal hydride (NiMh) cells. The NiMh cells hold more energy, last longer and are not as subject to "outgassing" as NiCad cells. (This is probably why your module failed.) Texas Battery and Provisional Battery (in Atlanta) are two that I use. You can Google "battery module recell companies" to find one near you. This is cheaper and easier in the long run...and you get your ORIGINAL battery pack back so you know that it fits. Hope this helps.
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Go to ebay. I bought these batteries. http://www.ebay.com/itm/370883366847?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649
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the battery is just a AA nicad battery. you can get them at any radio shack or online for a couple of bucks
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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 emailed Earthwise (Sales@reelin.com) and they responded that the Lithium Ion battery will not fit into the NiCad devices.
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I really don't think so, but I would check the Ryobi website FAQ. One immediate test you can do in the store is if the Li-Ion battery even fits into the old NiCd receiver.
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I have the dv4-2167sb and bought this battery. It seems to work well for my computer and lasts about 4 hours.
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compare the number on your old battery to the number on the pictured battery
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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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I'm going to say yes. My exact model wasn't listed in the list they show and yet it still fits in and powers my computer.....I have a HPdv7. Look at your old battery and if it looks considerable different than this one, keep shopping around. I do see that the dv6 line is mentioned, so I think it will work for you.
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Not sure of the question but Nicad are still a great battery. better in cold weather and i have like a zillion of them. just get the new tool which takes either battery. THANKS DEWALT!!!!!! Keep making them.DarrellK
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9182 is just one battery that comes in the package I think. But the batteries are the same. I'm looking on my phone right now. When I get home I can take a better look on the computer
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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.
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It replaced my red Makita Nicad batteries with considerably more power (20%) and I could use my existing DC1411 Makita charger to charge it. I cannot remember is my old Nicad batteries were PA14`s.
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Yes....FireStrom 24 volt...works quite well.......also be sure to look up about how to bring your NiCad batteries back to life on YouTube....it really works :)