Is this battery compatible with a DS 18DVC drill driver?
474137
I would check with Hitachi, but it looks like the same battery. Lithium Ion rather than Ni Cad.
474138
I am not familiar with all models, but it works with Hitachi 18volt DC tools that use post style batteries as the picture illustrates. Not for newer clip in style battery tools.
474139
Yes. I bought this battery for my old 18 volt nicad drill and it works really well. One thing the battery doesn't go all the way dead like the nicads,it just quits working or works intermittently then time to recharge.also I bought a new charger because wasn't sure if the old one would charge ion
1597714
Yes, it is a NiCad battery - the same one that all of the other Black & Decker single source system 18v tools use.
2194112
I bought that battery and I'm using the Black & Decker BDFC240 charger. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00362FFUE/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It is working well for me. I don't have your drill, but I use this battery for a B&D weed whacker and a hedge trimmer.
2150980
I am not sure. I have two products, a Black & Decker weed wacker and hedge trimmer, which both take an 18V battery. The brought a new 18V B&D; battery, as the old ones were losing power and not holding power as long. The new battery has definitely extended the time the battery stays on. I can freely interchange the batteries between the two products. It would be important to look at the connections on any pictures you can find on the battery and look at the connection on your drill and see if they match.
533980
I have a DC928 and it works great. I believe as long as it is a Dewalt 14.5 volt drill it should work. You can always go to Extra Power web site and ask them. I am very pleased with their products, have purchased 3 different batteries.
2143821
watch this - all Dewalt 18v batteries apparently are designed to work on all Dewalt tools no matter what... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uuT73y_k8o10year old tools and new tools - they will all work interchangeably ... how cool is that?
917970
Unfortunately I sent this Drill/Driver back before I got the impact driver (which is what I meant to order to begin with). They did look like the same battery and charger but I don't know for sure...sorry. Great products.
827252
Hi, The wording on the outside of the DC390B box (yes it kept it) states "Tool works with Dewalt 18Volt NiCDor Li-ion Batteries". I'm pretty sure based on this and the previous responses that the DC9098 will work.
1821043
Yes it's compatible as long as it's the lithium 12V battery. I share the batteries between my drill and this driver.
1539891
Yes. It will use the same battery for the porter cable 20volt drill battery
1111665
If they are the 18V with the stub they will work. Thats why i stay with Dewalt. Their batteries are typically interchangable when they upgrade them as long as the voltage is the same
794118
No expert but think it would be compatible with any drill. It works with my Ryobi 18-volt drill.
1945338
If the battery is appropriate for the device such as drill, hedge trimmer, saw, whatever B&D; uses them in, then it should work. I would check the B&D; site to be sure that the battery is compatible for your device.
309052
hello, the dewalt dc9091 battery will only fit the 14.4 drill it was meant to charge. you will always have to get the battery that goes with the drill you are charging.
1252008
I do not own the brushless 790b drill, but if it is a dewalt 20v max system, it should absolutely work with dcb203 battery.
2177887
First: I think that you are reading the serial number, not the model of the battery. Second: If you are asking about charging an 18v NiCad in this charger, the answer is No and yes. If it is a 130260001 (ordinary 18v) it will not fit. There needs to be an extra notch on the front right side of the shaft. AND if you do cut in that extra notch with a Dremel, it still will not charge. I guess that the charger senses the incorrect chemistry. BUT if it is an 18v Diehard (red release pads) 130279004 then the notch is there, it will fit in the charger and will charge properly. I have found that a 19.2v battery will fit into and drive my 18v drills and saws without any noticeable problem. Use that advice at your own discretion. Marty
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I answered yes but perhaps I should expand by saying u plug the charger into the arm of the drill. Somewhat diff from most of the 18v range