Thread: Using 20v Li-ion Dewalt batteries

I have 6.5 ah batteries in spades for dewalts. I did order some 8.0 ah batteries at less than 20$ a piece. Plus a dual charger that will be mounted on the boat and plugged into the 900w inverter that is already on the boat. I also will have the abilty to switch wires and put it on the boat battery at any time.

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Originally Posted by catchNreeleaze

I have 6.5 ah batteries in spades for dewalts. I did order some 8.0 ah batteries at less than 20$ a piece. Plus a dual charger that will be mounted on the boat and plugged into the 900w inverter that is already on the boat. I also will have the abilty to switch wires and put it on the boat battery at any time.

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It seems to me you're complicating something simple. Many years ago, I bought repop batteries for my Makita drills, they didn't last six months. Let us know how it works out.

Sent you a pm.

I have been accused of that many times.

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Test.

I powered it down for the night.

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There is 6 hours. Hopefully my new 8.0 ah will be in Monday. This is just a 6.5 ah battery i have had laying around for a while that i use in my battery tools.


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I have since tyed the black box in back to the boat battery. I only use the 20v on the screen. I could not be happier. I get zero distortion from the TM. I took the other power wheel and i use it on my spypoint camera

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Thanks for this post. I use em too.

I have the Dewalt flexvolt 20v 60 v 8.0 hour. With livescope and 93 sv and it about last all day . But for what it cost I could get a amped outdoors 30 hr .