Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: does this drill have a battery charger
Document: This setup was nice because it came with a stud finder, which is better than the brand I have in my woodshop kit. The adjustment dial is good, not as heavy duty as aforementioned, but crisp dial turning to adjust torque/clutch feature. The batteries last reasonably long, and this new model has a plug in the back handle of the drill to recharge. However, my previous drill set had a snap-in charger and I had two batteries in stock - so this is going to be handy when on big jobs where battery goes low, snap into the charger and replace with recharged one and keep going.
I bought this because it was the same model that I currently have. However, these charge differently. My other model has a stand alone charger thus I can be charging a battery whilst using a battery in the gun. This item charges while in the gun with a cord that plugs into the back of the gun. Thus you cannot charge a battery whilst using a battery. Fortunately for me, my old gun is good, the stand alone charger went bad. So I can use the old one while my new one charges a battery.
Great little drill and the charger connects to the handle. Black and Decker has always served me well and I continue to buy their products.
I paid $75 for this Black & Decker GCO18SB-2 and was not happy with it. I bought a Roybi P850 instead. The B&d did not have two speeds, and the  the Roybi did. The charger is very basis and does not indicate when charged and it was suggested to charge initially for 12 hour and then 6 hours for recharges. The Roybi charged in about one and a half hours and had an indicator to tell it was charged. The Roybi only cost $69 at Home Depot. A minor annoyance was that the B&D was packed in that rigid plastic pack, while the Roybi was in a cardboard box.
For a couple dollars more than a replacement battery, you can get  a new drill as well as a stud finder. Why buy just a battery.
very good for a 18v cordless drill battery last a long time would recomend this to anyone that needs a cordless drill
Needed a drill to replace my professional drill which has unusable batteries but no longer need professional quality. Works pretty well for occasional use. Has only one battery.
I bought this for my husband for Valentines Day. I thought it was the type with the removable/interchangable battery. This was not the case. I could have easily gotten the same drill for much less. Next time I will research better!
I had expected mroe out of this drill since it was replacing a much smaller unit with low power. I also had several other B&D tools that used this battery and worked fine. However, the drill lacked the power to do tough jobs and was disappointing.
I bought this for the battery, I've had these in my tool selection since 2005 and the batteries were getting wore out as well as drill motors and bodies, this combo is just a few $'s more than a single battery and well worth it, I bought 2. Plus I'm Prime so they were delivered in 2 days with no added cost.
Answer: yes