Home Depot has
2-Pack DeWALT 20V/60V Max FlexVolt 6Ah Lithium-Ion Batteries (DCB606) for
$179.
Shipping is free or choose curbside pickup where stock permits.
Thanks to Community Member
Ianswermyself for finding this deal.
Note, availability for pickup may vary by location.
Features:- 4x the runtime of DEWALT DCB201 1.5Ah battery
- 6Ah capacity when used in a DEWALT 20-Volt MAX tool
- Compatible with all DEWALT 20-Volt MAX 60-Volt MAX and 120-Volt MAX tools
- Durable construction with single piece cell holder
- LED state of charge display
Top Comments
1) smaller batteries are lighter.
2) you can have one or more on the charger while using one.
3) If a battery dies and it's out of warranty, it's not as big of a loss... I have lots of em.
For a drill or sawsall or anything I might use overhead, smaller is better.
For a circular saw... Doesn't matter.
For the 60v blower which burns through power, I wouldn't want to be swapping batteries every 3 minutes either... That's a tool where bigger is definitely better.
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Any view on this deal vs one 9Ah?
Any view on this deal vs one 9Ah?
Any view on this deal vs one 9Ah?
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Any view on this deal vs one 9Ah?
1) smaller batteries are lighter.
2) you can have one or more on the charger while using one.
3) If a battery dies and it's out of warranty, it's not as big of a loss... I have lots of em.
For a drill or sawsall or anything I might use overhead, smaller is better.
For a circular saw... Doesn't matter.
For the 60v blower which burns through power, I wouldn't want to be swapping batteries every 3 minutes either... That's a tool where bigger is definitely better.
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Any view on this deal vs one 9Ah?
1) smaller batteries are lighter.
2) you can have one or more on the charger while using one.
3) If a battery dies and it's out of warranty, it's not as big of a loss... I have lots of em.
For a drill or sawsall or anything I might use overhead, smaller is better.
For a circular saw... Doesn't matter.
For the 60v blower which burns through power, I wouldn't want to be swapping batteries every 3 minutes either... That's a tool where bigger is definitely better.
- grinder [just bought]
- circular saw
- chain saw
- (perhaps replace current 20V string trimmer)
- (perhaps replace current 20V blower)
So you're saying that out of all this, 6Ah is fine except for the blower?
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