In answer to one question, you state it has XC4.0 batteries. In another place, you say it has compact 1.5 amp-hr bateries. Which is correct?
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If you go here http://www.milwaukeetool.com/power-tools/cordless/2604-22 That is Milwaukees website , you will see that this model is suppose to come with 2 - 4.0 Battery. So i guess order it from amazon and if it dont come wtih 2 4.0 AMP batterys return it. However multiple people say that they are getting the 3.0 AMP batterys or the 1.5 AMP batterys so there is no telling which one you will get but this model is SUPPOSE to come with 2 XC 4.0 AMP batterys
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You are buying these through 3rd party sellers so its on them to list them correctly. All of our drills come with (2) 4.0 batteries.
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As stated below, this one has more amps, the batteries are 3.0 Ah vs 1.5 Ah. Also, this one has more torque.
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It uses 4 AA batteries. You can use rechargeable batteries if you choose. Since it runs on batteries it doesn't come with an AC adapter. It is very energy efficient and the batteries last a long time. I've only had to replace the batteries 2 times since I bought it and have taken several hours of video and hundreds of pics. The first time the batteries were replaced with a cheap $1 pack and they lasted for 2 weeks. The ones that are in it now are much better and have lasted ever since. (about a month)
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Better in that mine was 4.0 amp hours capacity but was sold as 3.0 amp hour. I tested it and the capacity was better than my Makita batteries. Worse in that the new Makita batteries use cell balancing and draw power from all the cells for the internal chip. These generics do not allow cell balancing and draw power from only two of the cells. And these are a bit tight on the fit to some Makita tools.
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Looks like its just the output amps, the SC-1200A/CA doesnt do Gel cell batteries but the SSC-1000A and 1500A do. I got the 1200 as that fit my needs and I must say its an awesome charger.
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The people who report that this uses a AAA battery must have received a different product than I did. Mine came with a 23A battery - a small battery that I have never seen anywhere else and cannot buy at my local store (must be ordered on Amazon).
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It's cordless. It uses the makita lithium ion battery. Both the 1.5 compact and the 3.0.
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Reply to E. Douglas JensenIt appears you are viewing the Rechargeable model. The one I had purchased requires 2 AA batteries.I have since ordered and received the corded model which tends to work very well also. It saves having to replace batteries frequently. The only drawback is You must be near a power outlet; whereas the battery operated one can be used anywhere.I am pleased with both items as they work well.Cindy
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I only know it works very good with LBXR20 Lithium Ion batteries. I love it, it recharges in about 20 to 30 minutes. Sorry I can`t be any more help.
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Dewalt has 2 battery types for some of their 20volt Max system tools and label the differences with the letters C, L, D and M for the sets. The tool alone has a B designation. The regular Lithium Ion batteries are labeled C (1.5Ah) and L (3.0Ah). The XR batteries (33% more capacity) are D (2.0Ah) and L (4.0Ah). I own the DCF895C2 set and it is an outstanding tool. Also you need to consider the weight of the battery. The 1.5Ah and 2.0Ah weight 0.8 pound. The 3.0Ah and 4.0Ah weight about 1.4 pounds each. Take into consideration the fatigue factor with the heavier batteries. Dewalt now has a 5.0Ah battery at the same weight as the 3.0 and 4.0. You have a lot to consider with the 20 volt tool system. I am happy with each one I won.
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The batteries are 18V and rated at 54 Watt Hours. So in terms of mAh this would be 3000mAh or 3.0 Ah. However, comparing this to a AA battery that has 2800 mAh (a common size) at 1.5 volts is not very meaningful. Be sure to compare batteries that have the same voltage output.
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If you get the bind n fly it will come with one batt and the charger. The batt is a 25c 500ma 3.7 volt they should run 6.00 or so. Hope this helps.
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Get at least the 2.0 amp hour battery. The 2.0 runs me about 1/2 to 3/4 a day of use. I would entertain the thought of the 4.0, but pricing and bulkiness dissuaded me. You can get 2 2.0 batteries for the price of one 4.0 last I checked.
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Mine takes 3 AA batteries, so its a 4.5 volt system. I don't have an adapter because I don't use it inside. I love it because it's "portable." Great little radio. Picks up everything. I used it when hiking and camping on the Appalachian Trail. Just put 3 new AA batteries in it, and it will run for countless hours.
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It does not specify on the batteries as to what they are. It doesn't really matter though, the X1 is a low draw aircraft and they last a reasonable amount of time with no damage or puffing.
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Same question twice...It uses both battery and corded power...it's small, though. I sent mine back.
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Dear Karen, mine arrived without batteries, too. However, a little of "Googling" helped me to find the adequate type of battery. So it is, as described near the product spec: 18650 3.7v. I bought the rechargeable one and everything functions fine from that moment on. Please check at the site: Buytra 1800 Lumens 7-modes Handheld Flashlight Zoomable CREE XM-L T6 LED Flashlight Torch LampHope I helpedRgdsRanko