Can I use 10.8V batteries by Makita in these tools?
1438182
No. Only the correct 12 Volt batteries will work. (This way they make you buy different batteries)
1438183
The Makita 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Battery (BL1014) is only compatible with Makita chargers DC10WA and DC10WB.
376079
You can use any of the Makita Lithium Ion batteries from 14.4 volt to 18 volts or the included AC adaptor
72221
No, they will not. You need a M18 battery, 48-11-1828 or 48-11-1815. I prefer the 1828 ( 2.8 amp hr ) for the longer run time. M series slide inside the tool instead of over it like the older 18v.
1275445
I dont know for sure but i would guess that you would need to have the makita batteries.
854378
it may not cause i think the batteries are specific to the power tool you are using. you can try the mfg website to get the accurate resposne
1967448
Yes, this charger will work for your drill and any of the Makita batteries your drill will accept.
92247
They are made for DeWalt tools and will only fit those rated at 20v, the batteries are slotted so they can't be forced into any device that isn't rated to use this specific battery.
1504536
YES... according to Dewalt any 20v battery will work on any 20v tool.. only difference being how long they operate the tool....
1275444
That's a ridiculous question. Makita makes their money on selling batteries for their tools so why would they let you buy another manufacturer's batteries for use in Makita tools??? It's like razors and razor blades, the razor is sold cheap but the blades are where the razor manufacturers make their money. Ever wonder why you can't use Gillette blades on a Schick razor? Now you know.
2284337
Yes it dose not fit the Makita charge but I'd use the DeWalt Supercharge for all my Battery, it charges in about 13 to 15 minutes or less.
1899527
those are the same batteries. BL1830-2 is just a 2 pack 3.0ah 18V battery. You can use the tool with 3.0 and 4.0ah 18V makita batteries. It has a limiting bar that will not let it work with the 1.5ah 18V(BL1815) batteries. You can get around this and get the battery to fit but not recommended as the 1.5ah packs only have 5 18650 cells inside and due to the tools power you can lower the SOC of individual cells too fast causing the pack to brick(ask me how we know)
1747895
I only have two of the 12v - 2.0 Ah - Li-ion batteries that I bought with the radio. If your 10.5v batteries are interchangeable in your tools, then I would have to believe they would be in your radio, but I do not know this for sure. I will add that I bought the radio for my wife who delivers mail, and she uses the radio in her mail truck and loves it. She gets about 3-days use on a battery and her mail route is about 4hrs/day. Hope this helps...
478923
You can buy a Makita charger for your batteries that uses either 110 or 240, but not both, unfortunately. The light of course, only runs off your already charged batteries, so it doesn't take 110 or 240. So the short answer is, 'No', and the long answer is 'Yes, sort of, if you buy one of each of Makita's chargers.'
795491
Yes, I am using it to charge 10.8 batteries for my makita screw and impact tools.
284145
Not sure, seeing as I don't have the 10.8v set anymore. They seem to be the same size, but don't quote me on it.
1275443
I am sorry I do not have the answer to this question I have only Makita tools.
336616
Depends on the job, I suppose ... I use mine around the house. My son runs his own construction business and used a 10v Makita. He eventually sold it to a friend and purchased a Milwaukee 12v because it offered more attachments. So, IMHO 12v is enough.