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Question: I have this bat  "Bosch BAT618 18-Volt Lithium-Ion 2.6-Ah Fat Pack Battery" , is compatible with this device ?
Document: The Bosch PB180 is the better (longer run time) of it's two small radios (18 V vs 12 V); both size 18 V, batteries (1.5 Ah & 4.0 Ah) fit flush with the back of radio. The radio comes with a 115 Volt power supply for playing the radio (but not charge the battery), and there's a place for two AAA cells which maintains time & five station programming settings.
It has a clock, but no alarm feature.For those wondering, it does fit inside the L-Boxx 2 case along side myBosch IWBH182-01L 18-volt Brushless 1/2-Inch Pin Detent Impact Wrench with 4.0Ah Batteries, Charger and L-Boxx-2Bosch IWBH182 (short nosed) Impact Wrench, since this radio is so small. It's not a perfect fit, and will move around some during transport.
The radio has a great sound and the controls are easy to use, intuitive and can be accessed wearing gloves. It's very portable; the handles act as protection as well. Reception is better than most radios this size. I have its Bosch big brother but find I grab this one 95% of the time. It can be hung up out of the way on a wall and it's got an aux. connection for an iPod or similar device.
Good AM/FM basic radio  Does not come with the real battery. Just the small AA's for the clock. If you want to use this on Battery Power you need to buy the Bosch 18V Li+ battery pack  619 4AH for $70  or the 609 1.3 AH for $35  so factor that into your cost if you don't own Bosch tools. Adding the cost of wither to this unit makes it less desirable for those who need the batteries.
The power supply is 12v, even though it uses 18v batteries.The thing hardly uses any battery juice with my 4 Ah packs. They last forever at moderate volume. This radio is made in China.The handles make carrying it awkward, but the "roll-cage" feature they provide offers nice protection. I just wish there was a handle on top, for easier carrying.
I don't always want I tote around a big job site radio to every job, so I purchased the little Bosch radio , and was surprised by how good the sound quality is , for such a small radio. Works great for a small radio , I use it a lot more than I thought I would
Works and sounds great. Im able to get about 6 hours out of a 1.3 amp battery at a moderate level. On my 4.0 amp battery around 12. Great size for camping and canoeing. The whole.reason i purchased was so i could fit.it.in my dry bag . Very satisfied. Only downside is the extrernal 110v power supply. Its bulky and no where to store it.
Radio is fine.Aux function could be better if the cable be longer. Jack tempts to get out of the hole when gets twisted. And with original cable you have to twist it all the time.Sound quality is so-so.Clock on it is a plus.One battery power lasts for a half a day or more when on max volume.I personally have no use for a power cord, but it does look somewhat fragile for a construction site.
This Boom Box Rocks! It just won't charge the battery, but if you have the drill it's all good.
Great sound system for taking around my yard and indoor jobs. Handy that it uses the same battery as my drill. My son can hook his ipod to it so he can hear his favorite music when we work on his car, boom box style.
Answer: yes