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Local Ace Hardware YMMV deal. Online it says $159 but my locsl Ace Hardware has the sign as $149.00
This deal is online! Ship to store or store pickup is free. There is a shipping fee to your location/address.
Deal Start/End: 6-1-2021 through 6-29-2021
Buy a Dewalt Atomic 20 volt max Lithium-Ion Brushless tool and get a Dewalt 4.0 battery & charger (12/20 volt charger DCB240C) kit free.
Dewalt Tool:
2005818, 2538395, 2002215
Select a free tool:
- DeWalt Atomic 20 Volt Cordless Oscillating Multi-Tool Bare Tool 18000 OPM Tool Only
- DeWalt ATOMIC 20V MAX 20 Volt Cordless Brushless One-Handed Reciprocating Saw Tool Only
- DeWalt Atomic 20 Volt 4-1/2 in. Cordless Brushless Compact Circular Saw Tool Only
The DCB240C 20V MAX 4 Ah Compact Starter Kit combines performance, light weight and run time to support your DeWalt 20V MAX tools. The DCB240 20V MAX 4 Ah compact lithium-ion battery provides the highest capacity within the DeWalt 20V MAX compact lineup. Using state-of-the-art lithium ion technology, the DCB240 delivers up to a third more run time while maintaining the same size and weight as the DCB230 20V MAX 3 Ah compact battery. Its small size and light weight provide ergonomic benefits for increased tool maneuverability and control for overhead applications.
What's Included: (1) DCB240 Compact Battery and (1) DCB113 Charger
4 Amp hour (80-Watt hour) capacity provides extended runtime
Same size and weight as DCB230 20V MAX compact 3 Ah battery
Lighter weight with same capacity as DCB204 4 Ah battery
Compatible with all 20V MAX tools
Battery includes fuel gauge 3-LED charge indicator
https://www.acehardware.com/depar...xDh4UZj38E
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If it had (2) 4ah batteries, maybe.
The 'newer' battery is not some special deal.
Read about battery cell size here:
https://www.sciencedire
21700 cells do have better energy density than 18650 ones..theoretically 6%. In the real world its about 2%. That 2% matters when you are packing thousands of cells into an EV. For about a dozen in a tool battery pack? Meh.
Don't get fooled by a battery pack being shorter. Its also wider and deeper. Maybe you like the dimensional change. It does make a tool stand on end better. That's fine. Personally, I'm indifferent. Give me the most amp-hours for the least money.
Cell QUALITY is what really matters, not cell size.
Manufacturers can introduce other improvements in newer battery packs (better cooling, security features, displays, whatever) and those might be worth paying for..
Just don't confuse a larger cell size with automatically being a better choice.
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It's there new DeWalt compact 4.0 amp battery. I got one last year at Home Depot with the 6.0 & 4.0 batteries, charger kit and one free tool.
Doesn't show that in the offer
Buy a 12/20V MAX Battery Charger, Get a Select Tool Free
Valid in store and online. Buy a DEWALT 12/20V MAX Battery and Charger Kit (2008287), Get one DEWALT ATOMIC 20V Cordless Oscillating Multi-Tool (2538395), DEWALT ATOMIC 20V Compact Circular Saw (2002215), or DEWALT ATOMIC 20V MAX One-Handed Reciprocating Saw (2005818) free. Must add both items to cart to receive offer. Discount reflected in cart. Valid from 6/1/2021 12:01 am CST to 6/29/2021 11:59 pm CST. While supplies last.
Maybe it's in store only. Not sure purchase two days ago at my local Ace in Overland Park Kansas
https://www.dewalt.com/products/a...ery/dcb240
18650: 3.14(9 x 9)(65) = 16,532 cubic mm
21700: 3.14(10.5 x 10.5)(70) = 24,233 cubic mm (47% more volume)
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If it had (2) 4ah batteries, maybe.
The 'newer' battery is not some special deal.
Read about battery cell size here:
https://www.sciencedire
21700 cells do have better energy density than 18650 ones..theoretically 6%. In the real world its about 2%. That 2% matters when you are packing thousands of cells into an EV. For about a dozen in a tool battery pack? Meh.
Don't get fooled by a battery pack being shorter. Its also wider and deeper. Maybe you like the dimensional change. It does make a tool stand on end better. That's fine. Personally, I'm indifferent. Give me the most amp-hours for the least money.
Cell QUALITY is what really matters, not cell size.
Manufacturers can introduce other improvements in newer battery packs (better cooling, security features, displays, whatever) and those might be worth paying for..
Just don't confuse a larger cell size with automatically being a better choice.
Or just bend the clip slightly and it'll clear