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LXT Lithium-Ion battery and optimum charging system produces 280% more lifetime work with 2x more cycles. 40% lighter than traditional 18V batteries. Battery Amp/Hour: 3, Battery Type: Lithium Ion, Volts: 18, Thermal Protector: Yes
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Technical Details
- Charging at any time will have no effect on the battery- The battery comes with 1-year limited warranty
- Sixteen firm holding contact terminals reduce the risk of power loss/fluctuation
- Built-in shock-absorber and memory chip
- 1-year limited warranty
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By Outrigger (PA, USA)
These batteries are tanks in the cold. I do commercial HVAC indoor and outdoor. I have had these sit and they still hold a charge. If you work in the cold its worth it to go Li-Ion
By LM1000 (upstate NY)
We normally buy Dewalt cordless tools, but when we find deals, we will buy other brands and we figured we'd give the Makita's a try.
The pluses: these batteries do last longer between charges than the old Dewalts nicads we had. If we have 2 guys doing the same job, the Dewalt would lose its charge in 3 hours, while the Makita would last at least 3.5 hours doing the same job.
The downside...the batteries cost you more in the long run. They aren't cheap, and they do last longer between charges, but we seem to have to buy new replacement Makita batteries more often than we do for our Dewalt products.
So, these batteries are great in that they are probably the longest running 18v cordless batteries we have had for our tools, but in the long run we probably won't stick with them because they need to be replaced every 4-6 months (we use them everyday), while our 'other' branded batteries are lasting almost a year under the same workload.
By ToolBear (Newport Beach, CA or San Juan Islands, WA)
Every fall I check the web looking for the best price on a pair of 18v x 3.0AH batteries for my Makita lithium ion tools. Every fall I hope to see the prices fall. Dream on!
Every fall I wind up back at Amazon to buy another pair. Their competitors charge more.
My Makita set went into service in December 2006 and the tools get used almost daily. I have one dead battery thus far and several that are ??? but run.
I expect two years from a LiOn battery so I am ahead of the curve - thus far. Better get another pair.
By Warren Pennick (Alta, Wyoming USA)
I bought a 2-pack of these to give extra life to the driver-drill/ impact driver combo kit I bought. The 1.5Ah batteries that came with the kit are small and light, but don't last very long between charges when using the tools a lot.
By Michael Chunn (Harvest, AL United States)
I have always been very satisfied with any Makita product. These are no exception.
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