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Question: Does anyone know where to get a charger for this battery.?
Document: It works. I bought the battery and charger. Have not used battery until it runs out so I don't know how long it lasts but I like the battery level indicator and button release. I did notice that I fully charged the battery before storage and saw charge level decrease by 25% after two weeks.
They just do not build a battery that lasts and replacements are too expensive! It is almost cheaper to buy a new tool just to get a replacement battery and charger.
This will destroy any motor running however some think it is different with batteries however it is not. So it you like your tools, this is a better battery.Trash the old NiCd and get these instead, even though the new charger for the lithium/NiCd batteries solved problem with NiCd batteries dying prematurely, these batteries are lighter, last longer and easier to remove.
I don't see this as a liability; I will soon purchase a three bay charger if I find I really need it. I have about seven hours of actual use on three batteries used on sawzall, circ saw, and drill. I do remodel work [30 years] so these puppies get real and daily use......OK, It's about 4 months since above review, and the battery that heated up shows no problems.
I was drilling a half inch hole in a 4x4 when the battery quit. Could not get the bit out. Took battery out, went to charger and got spare battery, no problem. Shows fully charged on charger. Put battery in, and it is totally dead. Put previous battery in charger and let it charge. Took an hour off of work, but got bit out and continued on. Drill is less than a year old. Batteries have been charged about three or four times.
Also helps to catch the battery on one light before it starts flashing.And people, don't get mad about the M18 not being backward compatible with this one. Lithium batteries are a different breed, and each generation has it's own control system tailored to that specific battery design. The old V18 charger would ruin an M18 battery, and vice versa.I'm ordering 2 more to replace the old ones; after 5.5 years they've started to lose a charge if I leave them more than 2 weeks.
Bought two of these batteries 6 months ago to replace the NiCads that would go belly up after a year of light use.One of the two won't take a charge now. Get a flashing red green on the charger on the fourth charge, (in 6 months use).Milwaukee batteries are really bad. Too bad because I like the tools.No Energizer Bunny Here!
They don't seem to be capable of more charge cycles. They don't heat themselves up in the cold by vibrating. They don't charge faster, twice as long as the nicads on the same charger, actually.Don't buy these because the more married to a tool system you get, cuz you have so many tools and batteries, the harder it is to do the right thing and get that divorce. I want to desperately get rid of all my Milw but I have several hundred dollars worth of this stuff.
These dumb things fit all my old tools except the Rockford boombox. WHY?Don't even get me started on how terrible these things perform in the cold. Leave a fully charged one in the truck over a cold night and you might get 5sec of use before it says it is dead on the LEDs. Don't put them on the charger, just warm them up somewhere for an hour. Nicads don't have these issues.The whole sales pitch of carefree use is something I have not experienced with these.
Do they know these are really bad batteries, the 1st gen lith's have only been on the market about 3 years! They know they have a junk battery here, that is why they changed the mounts on the tools too.I cannot tell you how disappointed I am with these. Do they own the patent on the little LED charge indicator lights? I would have bought Makita in a second but I like the idea of grabbing a battery out of the bag and being able to check it.
Answer: yes