Can I use this with the 18v.NiCd battery tools? {Ie: the P201 Drill?}
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Yes, and they work better too. However, you cannot use your old charger with them and must buy the lime green one to use with the new lithium batteries. The new charger can be used to charge the old yellow and black batteries.
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No. The numbers vary based on the chuck size, the battery voltage (if cordless) and the motor amperage. You have not said whether this is an 18v cordless drill or 115v drill. All Dewalt 18v cordless will use the same battery. The battery numbers have changed with time as the batteries have been improved.
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I don't know, but I doubt it. I know, those Lithium batteries are expensive, aren't they. but they are worth it in the long run. I wouldn't expect a 20 volt battery to even fit an 18 volt tool, for safety reasons. But to satisfy curosity take your battery to a store that sells DeWalt tools, like Fleet Farm or Home Depot, and see if it fits.
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i am not sure what the p200,p203,p2000 is but as far as i know all 18v ryobi tool will use the same batterys i have old ones and new even the lithium tools but the only thing that does not fit is you can not charge the lithium batterys on the NiCi charger but you can charge both on the lithium charger hope this help
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This battery pak will work in any 18 volt Black & Decker tools. I have several and they can be interchanged.
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Yes the battery is interchangeable only if the drill requires 12V. They have an 18V drill as well. Try not to mix a 18V battery with a 12V drill. I had a 12V drill with 2 batterys. I lost the drill with a battery on it. So I bought a drill without a battery and it works. Hope that helps.
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Sorry, the answer is NO because: The housing base of NiCad battery insert into the drill tool is different style with the Lithium Ion battery.
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you can use any 18 volt milwaukee battery on your drill. The 3.0 is a 3 amp., the 4.0 is a 4 amp. The batteries are the same except the 4.0 amp is 1 amp stronger. You can always go to milwaukeetool.com they can answer any questions you may have. That's where I go to with my questions. Who would know better than the one who makes the tool? I have the same drill and I use the 4.0 battery. I hope this helps!
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Go to the blackanddecker.com home page and view the 20 v max battery list of tools. This battery works with both trimmers and tools such as drills, etc.. Too many to list.
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DC9180 18V XRP™ Li-Ion Battery Pack is compatible with DEWALT® 18 Volt tools
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You want to go from the Ni-Cd battery to the lithium battery (both 18V). I am unsure if the Lithium battery fits your drill, but if it does (and it should), then you will also need the specific Li-ion battery charger also. As a rule, Ni-Cd battery chargers are not interchangeable with LI-ion ones. The Li-ion battery charges up faster and has less of a memory effect than the Ni-Cd battery - it just works better.
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I cannot answer but the tool looks new, in much better shape than the 20V we bought in the hopes we could use it with the 18V batteries. Now we have 6 battery packs that work with it, which is great for doing a whole hillside.
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It comes with an 18v nicad. I was surprised to find that there was a battery in the storage compartment and another in the drill. So far, everything works great.
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Yes, it is a NiCad battery - the same one that all of the other Black & Decker single source system 18v tools use.
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I am not familiar with that tool, but this is the De Walt low capacity 18 Volt NiCad battery pack, not the high capacity NiCad, and not compatible with tools and chargers that require Lithium Ion batteries. I don't know where you live but it's tough to beat Home Depot's prices on De-Walt batteries, and some online suppliers make their money selling people less expensive low capacity batteries, when what they really want is a high capacity one.If you are in doubt I suggest you take your old battery into Home Depot and spec out and price batteries there where you can see if they match before you commit to shipping. I am not familiar with that tool, but this is the De Walt low capacity 18 Volt NiCad battery pack, not the high capacity NiCad, and not compatible with tools and chargers that require Lithium Ion batteries. I don't know where you live but it's tough to beat Home Depot's prices on De-Walt batteries, and some online suppliers make their money selling people less expensive low capacity batteries, when what they really want is a high capacity one.If you are in doubt I suggest you take your old battery into Home Depot and spec out and price batteries there where you can see if they... » Read More I am not familiar with that tool, but this is the De Walt low capacity 18 Volt NiCad battery pack, not the high capacity NiCad, and not compatible with tools and chargers that require Lithium Ion batteries. I don't know where you live but it's tough to beat Home Depot's prices on De-Walt batteries, and some online suppliers make their money selling people less expensive low capacity batteries, when what they really want is a high capacity one.If you are in doubt I suggest you take your old battery into Home Depot and spec out and price batteries there where you can see if they match before you commit to shipping. « Show Less
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First: I think that you are reading the serial number, not the model of the battery. Second: If you are asking about charging an 18v NiCad in this charger, the answer is No and yes. If it is a 130260001 (ordinary 18v) it will not fit. There needs to be an extra notch on the front right side of the shaft. AND if you do cut in that extra notch with a Dremel, it still will not charge. I guess that the charger senses the incorrect chemistry. BUT if it is an 18v Diehard (red release pads) 130279004 then the notch is there, it will fit in the charger and will charge properly. I have found that a 19.2v battery will fit into and drive my 18v drills and saws without any noticeable problem. Use that advice at your own discretion. Marty
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Yes. I bought this battery for my old 18 volt nicad drill and it works really well. One thing the battery doesn't go all the way dead like the nicads,it just quits working or works intermittently then time to recharge.also I bought a new charger because wasn't sure if the old one would charge ion