which circular saw uses these batteries?
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Factory Reconditioned Makita BSS611Z-R 18V Cordless LXT Lithium-Ion 6-1/2 in. Circular Saw (Bare Tool)
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i had the same question - very confusing, it is 18 volt, but i need to get you the P/N, because they have 2 different batteries, one fits the "white and Black" Makita tools, one fits the teal blue tools. the chain saw is obviously the teal blue, i'll let you know tomorrow
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Yes, it has to be 20 volt batteries. The 18 volt (the older/bulkier) batteries will not work with this. The 1.5v, 3.0v or the newer 2.0v, 4.0v all work with this circular saw.
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The DC9098 18V battery will work with the DEWALT DC390 (DC390B) 6 1/2 inch circular saw. This is the saw and battery I am using. TJ
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Depends on what kind of material you're working with. I was using this saw with wood and the battery worked for a good half hour or so. Excellent tool.
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You can use an 18v nano lithium battery. It won't cover the whole area that the older battery does, and it looks a bit goofy, but it will work. If you are thinking about buying one of these saws, hold out for one of the newer versions with the black rubber grip and the smaller battery bay that is intended for the Nano batteries. Either saw works just fine with either battery, but the newer version is much much more powerful and lasts longer on a battery. The older version like in the product picture is near useless, the newer version works quite well.
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I bought a complete Ryobi tool kit. I am not impressed with some of the tools. The rotary saw and kit batteries are junk and the batteries beganto lose life and power right away and did'nt survive even one year. Get one expensive lithium ion battery and you will be much happier than with your kit battery.
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No. I have several of the WORX tools (purchased 2012 or 13)that use the 24V lithium battery- hedge trimmer, leaf blower, lawn edger/weedeater. The WORX chain saw that I purchased this Spring ('14) is a 20 V max lithium battery. The batteries are shaped slighty differently so I don't believe they are interchangeable with the 24V ones. I mistakenly believed that I was ordering a version of this saw that would be compatible with my other WORX tools but unfortunantely it didn't work out that way. Multiple batteries is certainly an advantage.
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As the others have already answered, yes, they both use the very same battery, mine came with two batteries, and the saw will go thru batteries far quicker than the drill, which lasts a very long time. I also paid $89.99 for mine over three years ago. This current price of $125 is high. Look around for a better deal OR a newer version of this older model.
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you'll have to upgrade to the B&D; 5106551-01 18volt dual battery charger,and the B&D; hpb18-ope2 18volt dual pack NiCd batteries.sold at Amazon.I was impressed by how well the saw works.the battery upgrade is money well spent.
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I use the same 18 volt battery for my drill, circular saw, and now recip saw.
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No. http://www.milwaukeetool.com/accessories/batteries-and-chargers/48-11-1820 This battery will not work with the Sawzall. The saw draws a LOT of current and therefore you need a 4.0AHr battery (1828 or 1840)The connections on the top of the battery prevent it from even being plugged in to the saw.I initially bought the saw intending to use my 2.0Ahr batteries but after receiving the saw I realised that the batteries have a different pin arrangement to prevent you even plugging the battery in.The only solution was to buy a 48-11-1828 battery for it.
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The batteries are different for the saw since it takes a lot of power to keep it spinning while cutting. I bought a 2 pack of the larger batteries to use with my saw and blower. The smaller ones are good for my drill and driver. All use the same charger.
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Yes, I interchange my batteries between the Sabre saw, impact driver, and saws-all. I love Porter Cable tools.
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18v 3.0 ah. These batteries fit most of my other drills but the smaller 1.5 ah batteries do NOT fit the reciprocating saw.
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No, that was a problem I had. Seems what you buy at Lowes, or other box stores is a different battery configuration. I had received a kit for a gift, then purchased these tools thinking they would share batteries. Nope. That said, still the best cordless tools that I have owned. I now own both post and the square slide type batteries.I may have gotten your question wrong. The saw uses the post type, and the drill and Lowes tools use the slide type.
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Yes, the saw will take any of the 20 Volt DeWalt batteries but not the lower voltage ones. I am using a 3.0 amp hour one that is fine. The 1.5 amp hour is too small, too little power. I believe that there is also a 4.0 amp hour version. As the amp hour rating goes up so does the size. Not a problem on this saw but make a drill too big and heavy.