I want to know if makita 1413 charger will charge the 3.0 ahr since the charger is only rated at 2.6ahr
585711
Not sure about the 1413. I have a Makita DC1414T charger and it seems to work fine with the ExpertPower 3.0 AHr batteries. The charger does not get any warmer that it did with the 2.6 AHr batteries.
585712
My 1413 charger charges this battery just fine. I'm very satisfied with this battery. It's a good deal too Russell. I bought 2. No regrets.
1536622
Yes it's a Makita charger and 30 minute charge time! I bought one and two 3 amp batteries from amazon.
2197628
Basically, no. It would require longer time ( to convert) than to charge several batteries and I am not sure it is even possible to convert. Makita makes no provisions for ac power in the kit.
1120546
If the mounting and contacts are the same then yes the 1.5 ah is the average time the has enough power to run the drill. So the 3ah would last longer. WARNING Makita batteries have chip on board. Those chips often turn the battery off with no way to fix it. Plus my experience has been ,that they won't do anything to about it. Amazon was awesome in taking care me when the battery I had just gotten failed.. try it!!
150870
a 240 volt receptacle would be a twistlock in the states. This charger is for 110v. Save your money and buy Milwaukee or Bosch. Makita is junk
1679283
Yeah, but with only a 6 amp charge rate, it might take a while. The charger does work well, though. I use it for my 27 series cranking battery in my boat, which I never run all the way down. The two deep cycle batteries that run my trolling motor use a charger that has 15 amps per bank.
730385
Refer to your current charger. This unit will work if the your current units provides 19.5V and equal to or less than 4.62A.
474612
Yes I have the 9700A charger and it works fine. This battery works great for me and is used in a Makita 3/8 drive impact gun. I am very satisfied. Are you shure the charger works right. Pushed the yellow button?
2079379
for any compatibility charger,dewalt has a chart on their pdf manual for that item,just do a google search for that pdf.
729518
They should, I had a Makita cordless drill that were also 2.2ah. The 3000ah just makes them hold a charge longer, as long as they are 14.4v batteries they should work!
321978
I DID NOT RECEIVE WHAT I ORDERED (1500-CA with 3A/10A/15A options). Amazon sent me a 1500A with 3A/8A/15A options, but when you open the box up and look at the charger, IT ONLY HAS OPTIONS FOR 3A/15A ! This makes the charger useless to me, as I use only Optima AGM batteries, which have a 10A maximum charge rate. Amazon had better overnight-express me the right one...I need it tomorrow!
2162681
Contact the manufacturer directly. Or review the unit manual for the charger specs and order a universal charger from Amazon with the same spec. As long as the voltage, amps and positive/negative terminal are the same it would work fine.
1130980
I bought one on Amazon from seller Photoland NY and I received a charger with a Euro type plug, the charger is rated for 100-240 Volts AC so it's just a matter of the plug not fitting the wall socket, if you are buying from a Japanese seller you will not have this problem, I would suggest you ask what type charger it comes with if dealing with non Japanese sellers.
1921129
No I dont recommend using another brand with this charger .. Stick to same Brand Mahs is fine Higher or lower .. I have use in the past Same brand with 1990 Mahs and 2400 mahs and its fine .. Good luck ..
1891919
That will work okay, but the saw is quite powerful and if you do a lot of work with it, I'd advise getting a more powerful battery. (It should work with your existing charger as well.) You should be able to get a dozenish cuts out of the 1.5 ah battery though.
266359
Can't give you specifications for the DeWalt charger, since I don't have it anymore. You should contact DeWalt's tech support for detailed information.
641369
I tried to charge battery with original charger and it did not charge. I had to go to buy a Makita battery from Home Depot.