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Great power, limited tool selection
In my quest for power, I moved up from the Panasonic 18V kit to the Milwaukee 28V kit to (finally, for now) the DeWalt 36V kit. Of the 3, the DeWalt batteries seem to hold a charge the longest when not in use (for us non-contractor home project types who don't use their tools every other day). This feature is important to overall life of the batteries. The one downside to this system (as compared to the Milwaukee system) is the limited number of expansion tools. For example, Milwaukee offers...
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To little too late dewalt!
Be aware when buying these new packs that they do not offer any increase in run time over a standard ni-cd pack. Both are 2.4Ah which means they last the same amount of time, So dont be fooled by some people reviews of 75%-300% longer run times. The only advantage here is they are lighter than the old packs and have no memory affect. They should have bought these packs out when every other company bought theirs out 2 years ago. Also phosphate Lithium-ion is not the best cell type to be used in d...
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Absolutely Love This Kit!!!!
I bought this kit about a year ago and it has never let me down. I do mostly Hvac work, installs, retrofits, things like that and this combo kit has made my life so much easier. My batteries last so long that I don't even carry the charger with me in my truck. I just leave it at home and charge them over night when I need to. They last very long compared to other ones that I have used. I usually find myself charging a battery once every week and I use them alot too. Just thought I'd share. ...
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