what dewalt battery fits the heated jacket? I have bought two and the jacket has a wire with a plug and the recommended battery does not?
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Yes, I have the DeWalt heated hoodie (DCHJ067B) and this battery works by connecting it to the USB connector (DCB091) that comes with the hoodie/jacket.Connect the plug that is wired in the jacket to the side of the USB adapter, slide this battery into the USB adapter, use the button to turn on the jacket and you should be good to go. Even though it can be a bit bulky, I prefer this battery as opposed to the larger/heaver ones.
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I also bought a jacket and batteries. I have not tried anything yet though. My jacket came with a USB adaptor that snaps on the battery. I understand that the jacket plug is not a USB connection, I thought there was a plug connection on the side of the USB adaptor for the jacket power cord
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Two batteries. Additional batteries can be found on amazon. If you are looking at other dewalt tools just by the kit version to get more batteries. It is cheaper in the long run.
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I have not changed the battery. I opened mine. It has the 3v CR2032 battery. Since yours is several years old, it may take a different battery. If I were you, I would e-mail the ThermoWorks company and give them the model number on yours. Surely they would know.
1001971
This is no longer produced you need to get a battery with the same specs from a battery company. Never leave battery attached to any equipment like drills etcetera, as it will slowly discharge beyond rechargeable through the contacts on the appliance during the winter months. Remove it as soon as you are done and place it on a wooden shelf until next time. Mine is over 6 years old and going strong following my advice.
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Hi Tony, the only batteries I have are the 18V Ni-Cad's, so I can't give you a definitive answer. You might check the DeWalt site and look for the tool number, perhaps they would have more info there. Sorry I couldn't answer your question. Good Luck, Joe.
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Dewalt has a 30 day money back guarantee, beyond that I'd consider yourself lucky it lasted that long. Toss it or try to fix it using their service net. I've found that the 18v stuff works better and lasts longer. I typically get 1.5 years out of a drill or sawzall. But I do use them hard almost every day.
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I am not sure but dewalt has a new XRP battery that lasts a whole lot longer than my origional 18v. it may be a Li-ion
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I know the batteries for the Dewalt nail guns are interchangable as I have different models and use the same battery. I am not sure what the model number of the battery is.
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Any Dewalt 20 volt battery will work. You need a Dewalt 20 volt charger. You can buy a aftermarket battery and charger, but you never know what you are getting, so I would stick with Dewalt. If you need to buy battery and charger, buy the kit that comes with two batteries and a charger, it will be cheeper.
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My old dewalt charger works fine to charge the replacement battery. I admit I don't use it a ton.I am sorry I cant answer your other question
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I have a Dewalt 18v drill model 958. This is my 3rd time in 10 yrs having brought non-Dewalt brand replacement batteries for my drill. Save a lot of money this way. I don't have a Dewalt battery handy to check model number, but the 9098 does sound familiar and I want to guess yes they are a replacement for the 9098. Hope this helped.
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NO. the only two pack, I found was for 18v,which I don't have.(pack) means there are 6 or 8 single batteries inside the housing. which I couldn't find replacements for ( Dewalt).
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It takes Dewalt's 20v battery.It's the one that does not have part of the battery that goes up in the handle - that's the 18v. The charger is the 20v charger - battery slides into place like it goes on tool.
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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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The battery is a DC9098, 18 volt. My drill will accomodate both the NI-Cad and Lithium Ion batteries. As far as the problem with the chuck which I mentioned about 2 years ago, it has resolved itself. Why it was not working for a week or two I do not know, but now works just fine.
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THIS WILL NOT WORK WITH HEATED JACKETS. The DCB090 does not include the 12v DC output slot needed for the heated jackets. DCB091 is the one needed.
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A wiring harness is included. You'll need to connect the harness terminals to the battery and carefully route the coax connector end to an easy access location. I routed mine up to the handlebars. Another y cord routs thru your jacket and plugs into the gloves. The other end plugs into the prewired harness. You need to be careful when routing the harness so it doesn't rub or pinch on any moving parts. An in-line fuses is built into the harness.