Which Earthwise yard tools does this battery power? Is this the 2.6 Amp or 1.5 Amp?
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Since I don't have the packaging the Battery came in, I can't answer that question. Only that the charger is for an 18 volt. You can look up on Amazon for Earthwise yard tools and find that it powers a hedge trimmer, a 10 in. chainsaw, a 12 in. string trimmer, and an 18 volt leaf blower.I have 2 leaf blowers with 3 batterys, so the wife doesn't use mine,she uses her own.
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I do not know about the saw. I use it for a hedge trimmer and a leaf blower.
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I looked at my jaw saw and it's electric my Workx weed whacker and lawn mower have the battery. Sorry.
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It's actually a lead-acid battery. It's not heavy. I had both of mine charged at summer's end and they had full power after this long winter. I can cut my small front and back lawn 2-3x on one charge, depending on grass height. Fast charging with the charger that comes with the batteries. Totally satisfied with both batteries and mower.
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This produces twelve volts. Buy a battery minder for that six volt. They're under twenty dollars at Wal-Mart. This might blow up your lawnmower battery. It's basically a car battery with a handle
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well i have the b&d; weedeater, hedge trimmer, leaf blower and the hand vacuum. and five 18v batteries. they're all interchangeable. they are all very good tools. the weedeater and the blower work best for me.
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Yes, blue Makita have the 3 amp/hr batteries. Certain white tools come with the compact 1.5 amp/hr batteries. Most of the Makita tools will work with either size. Certain saws, and grinders will only except the larger battery.
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Mine came with the BL91015, which is 1.5 amp But it looks like it should fit. I would inquire with Earthwise or look on their website.
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This is a 12V battery, but for running even a small winch that still pulls ~40 amps I'd go for a bigger battery. This one is rated for 18 amp-hour (hinting it'll supply 18 amps for 1 hour, or 9 amps for 2 hours, etc) and I don't think it's a good idea to pull more than that 18 amp rating for more than a few seconds (like to crank a car).
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Hi, it's just a 12 volt. Not a lot of heavy duty power. If you'll notice that below the bit and just before the orange of the drill is a white collar with numbers on it. That might be what you need. Mine is set on 1.I don't have my book handy but there's got to be a reason that those numbers are there. I'm not a real "Tim the tool man" lady...but hope this helps.
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It is a 36v. I bought it to interchange with the Black and Decker weed eater. The battery lasts about an hour and a half which is perfect for me since I have back problems. It is light weight which was a must for me. For me, it was perfect.
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I own several GreenWorks tools, and both the 2amp and 4amp batteries. It depends on what tool you are using the battery in. I can mow my entire yard on a 4amp battery. It would probably take two 2amp batteries to do the job. I can trim and blow off the mowed area on one 2amp battery, with some time to spare. The tools that are a bit more power hungery, like a hedger, run through the batteries faster.My best guess is 30-45 minutes on a 2amp battery, but that varies with the tool being used.David
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None. It is solar I guess it does take the 1.5. I have never changed a battery
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2 AMP. Not sure where they get 6. This cool gear is a must for any tech. I use it a lot as a I.T. tech. It is a must have tool. Ken
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??? But?? This is what is written in its specification on Amazon?! VEry important for me, because I am buying it exclusively for outdoor usage. ThanksItem model number D200Power Source Type AC & Battery
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I just took the battery out and it says 1.3Ah and 23.4 Wh on the side. Assuming that is 1.3 Amp Hours and 23.4 Watt Hours. The battery lasts for a couple hours of pretty steady usage so seems about right. I bought two batteries, I charge one while I use the other... just swap them out and never run out of juice. Great drill by the way. I also bought the skill saw that takes the same battery. Both are great tools.
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The 36 volt battery weighs 2 pounds, 15 ounces. Two 3.0 amp hour 18 volt batteries plus the adaptor weigh 4 pounds, 2 1/2 ounces. The 36 volt batteries also make the tool look sleek vs. the unwieldy appearance of the adaptor solutions. You can now find 36 volt batteries on Amazon. I have two, good for about 50 minutes total. If I need more (the charger is a bit slow), I then switch over to the adaptor solution, since an adaptor was supplied with the 36 volt chain saw.
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Yes the 1.5 amp and 3 amp batt. can be used on the same 20 volt tool. The only difference in them is the run time between needing to charge.