Will charger work with all ryobi 18v batteries?
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I have an 18v Ni-Cd battery that charges most of the time and a lithium-ion battery that charges no problem. So, it may be a little finicky with the Ni-Cd batteries, but works fantastic for the Lithium-Ion batteries!
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The charger specifications state that it will charge all 18v One+ batteries.
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I purchased this charger for my son, as his old charger had died. He said that it did charge both his old ni-cad batteries, along with the newer lithium batteries. It also has a battery life indicator, that shows whether the battery is capable of being recharged or not. Hope this helps. Keith
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no - ryobi batteries have a different shape and terminal position to dewalt. it's some of the black & decker batteries (made by the same company) that fit the same chargers and tools. in case you're interested, i know this for certain - having tools, chargers and batteries from all 3 toold brands.
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The P117 and P118 will charge all Ryobi ONE+ batteries. The P117 will charge faster as the P117 draws 85W and the p118 draws 50W. Other chargers that will charge all ONE+ batteries are P131(plugs into cig lighter in your vehicle), P125(6 port charger) and a couple of others.
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No. It is a 18 VOLT DUAL CHEMISTRY BATTERY CHARGER. Go to Ryobi tools's website to check out what charger works with your battery.
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I don't think so. According to the instructions I have, it charges batteries :PC18BL, PC18BLX, PC18BLEX and PC18B only
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This is a Dewalt charger. I'm using mine successfully with a Black & Decker 18V battery, see no reason it wouldn't work on Dewalt.
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From my understanding, all ryobi ONE+ batteries fit all the tools. shipping is 36.99 and import tax is charged by your country -- not the seller
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It will work with ALL of the Ryobi batteries. I only have the NiCad ones and it works great
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Yes, It will fit. I already have 18 volt drill with battery and charger but I want extra one for other job. It cost only $49 (battery and charger with drill cost $139). I bought Ryobi saw and it comes with battery and charger so I do not need so many charger and battery. I also bought Ryobi trimmer and blower without charger and battery. I think Ryobi is a great tool because charger and battery interchangeable.
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yes it will work. all dewalt 20v chargers will work with all dewalt 20v batteries
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yes this charger should work with other batteries. the charger has an auto shut off when battery is charged.
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I think so. the batteries if they are from the same manufacturer for all tools work the same brand, provided they are the same voltage. ryobi battery 18 Volt me fits all Ryobi tools that I have, as the Black & Decker.
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It appears yes it will work. Check this link I have listed below and it will tell you that it supports stick and pod type batts. this charger supports 7.2 to 18 vMakita MAKDC1804 Pod-Style and Stick-Style 3-Hour Battery Charger, 7.2-volt to 18-volt
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Yes all Ryobi 18 volt batteries work with all Ryobi 18 volt tools. That is the concept of One +. One battery many tools. The P118 is a dual chemistry charger. It works with both nicad and lithium ion batteries. This is a very smart choice. The P108 is 4 amp hour and the P102 is 1.4. P do recomend having at least 2 batteries so you can keep one in the charger while you are using the other one.
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Yes this is the model p115 charger . The charger is very good one, but the problem is the ryobi 18-volt batteries are very poor quality they won't hold a charge. I have six batteries and none of them will stay up over night. One of the six was purchased with the new charger. hope this will help. The 12- volt batteries are very good. thank you. I HOPE THIS WILL HELP. vOON jOHNSON
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Yes. I just checked and there are sellers on Amazon who have the basic charger for as low as $16.75. Just search "Black Decker Charger 18V". There seem to be a few negative reviews for the item. All I can say is it has always worked fine for me.
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I really don't think so, but I would check the Ryobi website FAQ. One immediate test you can do in the store is if the Li-Ion battery even fits into the old NiCd receiver.