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Question: Can you tell me if the battery has 130255004, 13224028, 130429001, 130429002 listed on the packaging somewhere?
Document: These things handle all my ryobi 18v tools. The onboard battery life indicator is an option I wish every battery had. Lighter, yet more powerful than any standard 18v lithium battery.
Usind my Ryobi srub trimer one battery is never enough. Now with three I get the job done without any delays. Battery liife with the new ones is much longer. The work is now Green.
I am a professional cabinetmaker. I expect my tools not just to last, but to do the job they are designed to dk, and to do it well. Many years ago, my battery drill collapsed and died. I bought a Ryobi bat-drill figuring that if it lasted a year, under commercial conditions it would be worth the $70. That wa 8 years ago. I now have most of the 18 volt tools. I've gone through 2 sets of batteries for them.
is also almost the same price as a P107 twin-pack !you know the best thing though ? at a time when many tool manufacturers take the opportunity to change the battery design every time they bring out a new tool set, ryobi haven't followed suit. my tool kit is 3 or 4 years old and came with the old (pre-"One +") P100 batteries. but i've been able to upgrade to Li-ion batteries and keep the same, working tool kit.
i bought one of the P117 dual-chemistry chargers (Ryobi 18 Volt P117 Dual-chemistry Lithium Ion Battery Charger) to see if it would revive an old, Ni-Cd P100 battery that the stock charger (Ryobi 140237023 18-Volt Class 2 Single Port Battery Charger) refused to charge. it worked beautifully, but i thought to myself "why not buy a couple of the P107 Li-ion batteries, now that you've got the right charger ?" so i did.these work great.
I was thinking about scrapping my old ryobi drill for a nicer one, but after some research discovered that I could just replace the old crappy battery with a lithium ion! These work so much better than regular nicad batteries. They're much smaller and lighter, last noticeably longer, keep their charge till I'm ready to use them, and just quit when they're out of juice instead of  aggravating me as it gets slower and slower. I don't think I'll buy anything that doesn't have lithium batteries ever again.
loved it... light, powerful and fast charging. recommended.much better than the old Plus+ batteries.really recommend this. works well for my 10 year old machines
but the P117 charger first and see if will revive your old P100 Ni-Cd batteries. if it doesn't, then buy the P107 batteries instead - don't waste your money on buying more Ni-Cd.
although they weigh about the same as the P100's, they're a little less deep and less obtrusive. however, as they are only rated 1500 mAh, they still run out faster than i would like. i believe that there is a P108 model out there which is rated as 2400 mAh. this is (of course heavier than the P107), and i think it's about the same size as the P100.
Worked as expected.
Answer: no