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Question: Could I use your battery to replace my current battery? I have Ryobi 18 volt (model 130224028) NiCd. Wanting to upgrade to Li-Ion.
Document: Like others I started with the NiCd Ryobi ONE+ system and have multiples of many of the tools. I found the biggest drawback to the Ryobi NiCd (and most other NiCd batteries) is self discharge (after several months of use a charged battery would be completely dead after just a few days and needed recharging before it could be used). So, after buying another Ryobi kit with two Li-ion batteries I bought a third and was initially very happy with the results.
I bought three Ryobi P104 18 V Li ion batteries several years ago and as a homeowner, use them occasionally. I rotate them from tools to chargers. Very happy with the power delivery and the length of time that they run the tools. The big problem that I have is that one of them has died. It will run for 15 seconds after charging then dies with no response on the power remaining button - not even a red light. DEAD!!
My trimmer with the 18 volt 2.4 mAh Lithium battery is strong. The battery charges quickly and has a reasonable run time. After 2 weeks of use the lithium battery is a little weaker but still good. The problem is when cutting hedges you need a long run time or the hedge is half cut and the battery is dead. The solution is the Rambo Battery with high power 4500 mAh NiMH cells. Wow! Just keeps running - far better than the Ryobi Lithium and cheaper too.
Piece of garbage. Like some other reviewers, the double-size Li-Ion battery I received was useless. Not as much power or life as the smaller Li-Ion battery from Ryobi and way less than the NiMH one. We can't use this for anything, even the weak Ryobi vacuum. We just have to throw it away. I assume some of these work?
Switching to these lithium batteries had breathed new life into my Ryobi set. I've used battery powered tools for many many years, and never have I seen such a tremendous increase in performance and productivity as ditching my NiCad batteries for Li-Ion has given me. I was about to toss these tools in the trash (I have a 8 tool package) as the crappy NiCad batteries let me use a tool for only a few minutes before having to switch to the other crappy NiCad battery for a few more minutes.
If I could give ZERO stars, this would certainly earn zero stars.First the Li-ion charger. These things put out so much RF interference that you literally can't listen to AM or FM radio in your shop while charging a battery. Also, if you leave the battery plugged into the charger and remove power from the charger (mine is on a manual wind timer to save electricity) the charger DISCHARGES the battery in short order. I exchanged my first charger for a replacement, same exact problem.
There's a button for the charge indicator that lights up green when full, yellow toward the middle and red when it's time for a charge. The only reason I held back the 5'th star was that they're 2.4 AmpHr rated when many, if not most, full-sized 18-volt power tool batteries on the market are rated higher. All in all I'm happy w/ these batteries and the 3 guys that use them the most are definitely happier w/ these than Ni-Cad 1+.
I have used Ryobi tools with this battery, but my review is about this battery and other manufacturers lithium. Lithium batteries are good for some people, but depending on how you use your tools, you may WANT nicad, that is the case with me and why I have a problem with this battery.-Despite the advertising at the stores that says it provides more power. It doesn't. 18volts is 18 volts. The tools do NOT run better with this battery.
I ordered this battery as I have many Ryobi tools but only one Li-Ion battery. They just keep going and going. We were installing vinyl siding on our house and were screwing it in place. We can work all day without having to recharge the batteries.
I am a Ryobi fan. I have lots of their gear. The Li-Ion batter is (performance wise) a large step up from their previous 1+ battery. However, both of my batteries died two weeks after warranty expiration. Replacing the two batteries is very near the cost of another kit. (Which is how the sales guy sold me on the kit). Maybe it's like razor blades.
Answer: yes