Can you use the 1.5 amd the 3.0, 20 volt battery in the same drills???
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Yes the 1.5 amp and 3 amp batt. can be used on the same 20 volt tool. The only difference in them is the run time between needing to charge.
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Yes. My dad got a drill combo set and it came with the 1.5 20v battery which he said didn't last long. I bought the 3.0 20v for longer usage. You can also check on lowes.com if u want.
1299335
Yes, the saw will take any of the 20 Volt DeWalt batteries but not the lower voltage ones. I am using a 3.0 amp hour one that is fine. The 1.5 amp hour is too small, too little power. I believe that there is also a 4.0 amp hour version. As the amp hour rating goes up so does the size. Not a problem on this saw but make a drill too big and heavy.
1539891
Yes. It will use the same battery for the porter cable 20volt drill battery
2094631
Yes, it uses the 20v lithium batteries same as their drill (and the craftsman 20v max batteries also work)
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I don't know what the 1.5 Ah is, but I checked on my 20 Volt Dewalt that I purchased and on the Battery pack, it shows the following: {20 V (Max) 1.5 Ah 30 Wh Type 1}. I guess it is the same thing. I just wanted to let you know that I love the power and the quick charging of the batteries. I keep both of them with me in my truck.
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You can use all of this same style 18 V , that is one of the great things DeWalt hs done. This is one of the main reasons I bought DeWalt. Just cannot use the Max style batteries, as they attach completely differently.
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Requires 20v max battery by Dewalt. They make 1.5 Ah, 3.0Ah, and 4.0Ah batteries that will fit. Each is a step up in size and capacity.
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Yes, with the DCA1820 adapter. http://www.dewalt.com/tools/20v-max-batteries-dca1820.aspx
471750
Yes 20V is all that matters. You can use any 20V Dewalt battery with any 20V Dewalt tool. Still the amp rating directly determines how long the battery will last. So using 1.5AH battery will only drive half as many screws/bolts compared to a 3AH battery before the battery is dead but it will still work.
559151
Yes all 20v batteries can be used the only difference is the amps/AH of battery
369835
Absolutely! It is better with the Lithium Ion battery. More power, lasts longer! I love this drill! Have fun!
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Yes, you can use either the BL1815 1.5 Ah battery or the BL1830 3.0 Ah battery with this 18 Volt LXT Chainsaw.
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You could but if you are using it for the 1/4-20 i would suggest you predrill first (snapped one because i did not pre drill)
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I assume you can. I'm using my 18v battery from my drill and it works perfectly. I was skeptical whether the size of this impact was going to be able to do what I need it to do, but it surprised the heck out of me. The 18 volt battery looks a bit bigger than the insertion in the impact, but it will work. Hope this helps you out out.
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some B&D; batteries interchange with Dewalt but I"m not sure of the model #'s, you can cross reference by part #s or model #s of your drill at a battery distributer
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Yes.. I had the exact drill and it worked perfectly. Make sure you have a full charge though. The battery discharges very fast when using this kind of large saw bits.
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If you were to restate 3000mah (milli-amp-hours) to just 'ah' you would see it stated as '3.0ah'... So the 3000mah battery provides more power than the 2600mah battery. Essentailly, the 3.0ah battery will provide it's power for a longer period of time than the 2.6ah battery. So your Drill Driver, etc., will keep it's strenghth a little longer 3.0 vs the 2.6... Hope that explains it.