Is there a difference in weight, or any other disadvantage, of buying the LST400 with a single battery vs. the LST420 with two batteries?
1857715
You can only put one battery in at a time. It's a well balanced tool. The 420 also has a blower so it's a good deal if you need one.
1857716
My LST420 is very light and easy to use. Length is adjustable. I'm 5'4", 110 lbs and LST420 is very light and easy to use for someone my size. I was surprised at how light and maneuverable it is - very easy to lift.
1857717
YES - although the LST400 comes with only one battery, it is a 4.0 Amp hour 2X lithium battery pack -- battery model - LB2X4020-OPE 20V MAX 2X -- which is supposed to be a better & longer-lasting battery than the two that come with the LST420. TO COMPARE -- the LST420 comes with "two 2.0 amp-hour lithium-ion batteries (model LBXR2020)." The 2 batteries that come with the LST420 appear to be about half as good as the single battery that comes with the LST400. That said, the LBXR2020 batteries that come with the LST420 probably weigh less than the LB2X4020-OPE which appears to be much thicker in the photos. You'll have to look up the battery models to figure out the weight difference -- compare the "shipping weights" because the specs do not tell us the weight of the batteries. If anyone knows the different weight of these two batteries, please tell us.
582981
My best answer: If the voltage is the same and it physically fits, then it is okay. The 4400mah stands for 4400 milli-amp hours which means that your battery can provide 4.4 amps for 1 hour or 2.2 amps for 2 hours. This means your battery is better than the 4000mah battery. I am forced to assume that the battery pins of the new battery are one for one the same as the old battery.
2029391
As far as individual units , and specs-wise , no difference at all . Apparently ,only difference between the 2 sets is the carrying case on the TS model, which seems to quite convenient and accomodating .
1076304
Well, besides the slight differences in the model of processor and other internals, the main difference that would make The $100 difference is the second battery which comes with the 6640. It also has a very nice suede-like case, an external mouse, and a cat-5 dongle and an HDMI dongle. I don't know if the 6447 has any or all of those, but it does not have the 2nd external battery, which is GREAT....it fits on the back lower edge, raises the back about 3/4 inch and extends you battery life without being a bother. Both batteries charge with regular AC cord in one port, first the internal battery , then the external. The external has a light showing % of charge (or remaining amount) in 20% increments. I would pay the extra for the extra battery time. No battery ever lasts as long as the specs say. The laptop with the external battery fits nicely in the provided case (its more like a sleeve, very thin, not bulky...but elegant! Hope all that helps.
531927
Not much difference in weight. Unless you want to get the lithium-ion. Which is a lighter battery.
1162134
I only have the 26650 battery. However, I seem to recall a description advising both were permitted.
1684882
There appear to be two discrepancies. The cable length disclosure and then the listing says it only comes with one battery. The wireless has two batteries...one for the computer, one for the sensor. Now that I look at the picture, the top is the wired computer and the bottom is the wireless. There are too many inconsistencies. If you're looking for the 548C I suggest you go over to eBay, where I got mine, and you'll find it for around $7.50.
1279431
I dont understand your question. What i can tell you is that i just replaced my old sla battery for this one and it worked like a charm. This one weights less than half of the old one, gives me more than double distance/use time and the best feature, its power lasts until the end, i.e. you have full power until the batery dies.
326162
I bought the 2-piece, its the same size as stock, but the 5200 one (i did not buy)is very likely larger, since you can see the back plate is curved up, seemingly yo allow for extra thickness of the battery.
2193432
My understanding is that it is the type of battery. The SL requires the slide-type battery.
2269490
There is a larger battery available, it's twice as big and lasts twice as long, I got one and it's good. But the main reason I like this blower is the light weight, so I ended up getting another small battery and change them out if needed. I prefer to use the big battery mostly with the bigger tools like the string trimmer and chain saw where I feel it helps the balance and feel of the tool.
1655414
I could not find source for weights, 9098 battery is smaller and lighter,charges faster but has a smaller storage capacity. If you work overhead a lighter battery helps in my experience.
1317380
If you'll never use Li-ion batteries and only AA & AAA size batteries, then the C2400 will suffice. But I'd go with the C3400 (upgrade to and fixes problems with the C3100). Li-ion batteries are becoming more common and are better batteries for many electronics.
1686755
One is based on NiMH and the other is Lithium-ion. I've used the NiMH and I'm not at all happy with the welding/mechanical connection on the negative side of the battery. Both are Low Self Discharge (LSD) which is good. I'd go for it and get the LiON 9v @600mAh -- In theory it should last 3x longer. These NiMH 9v are "claimed to be LSD" but I get poor shelf life, nothing like the Sanyo 'White Label AA" which are fantastic NiHM LSD batteries. I've had superior results with Lithium-ion, but you pay the price. You will have to run your own tests and real world applications. I'd buy the set with the 4 batteries and the recharger (as they are only asking a bit over $2 for the charger -- some batteries can be touchy with what charger is charging them. Would enjoy seeing your feedback on your experience.
305121
I've used both, I buy a lot of bare tools and have a range of batteries to use, I haven't hade any problems
1814358
We actually returned it because it was too strong and purchased the older model 400. He is now used to it and could probably handle the difference without a problem. We have a male mini-doodle that weighs around 35lbs. With the collar on loosley we almost never go above a 2 or 3 out of 8 on the strength settings. I would consider the 425 now primarily because of the faster recharging and the fact that he is used to the collar. I recharge almost every night because it would run out late on the second day. I hope this helps. Good Luck. FYI Our trainer first recommended the 425 and had us get the 400 because it has a lower low for our drama queen dog.
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The LST420 comes with "two 2.0 amp-hour lithium-ion batteries (model LBXR2020)." The 2 batteries that come with the LST420 appear to be about half as good as the single battery that comes with the LST400.