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4-Pack Ryobi USB Lithium 2.0 Ah Rechargeable Batteries
$35
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Home Depot has 4-Pack Ryobi USB Lithium 2.0 Ah Rechargeable Batteries (FVB201-FVB201) on sale for $34.97. Shipping is free, or select free store pickup where stock permits.
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Product Details:
- Easy battery charging with any USB-C charging cable
- On-board LED indicates charging status
- Compatible with all RYOBI USB Lithium tools
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- 2-year manufacturer's warranty
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Home Depot has 4-Pack Ryobi USB Lithium 2.0 Ah Rechargeable Batteries (FVB201-FVB201) on sale for $34.97. Shipping is free, or select free store pickup where stock permits.
Thanks to Community Member nismos14 for finding this deal.
Note: Availability for free store pick up may vary by location.
Product Details:
Thanks to Community Member nismos14 for finding this deal.
Note: Availability for free store pick up may vary by location.
Product Details:
- Easy battery charging with any USB-C charging cable
- On-board LED indicates charging status
- Compatible with all RYOBI USB Lithium tools
Editor's Notes
Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff- About this product:
- 2-year manufacturer's warranty
- Additional Note:
- Please read the Forum Thread for more deal discussion.
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If you're building a protective enclosure and building power-protection circuitry to be used with 18650 batteries, that's great. And there are even be some 18650 batteries that do have such things built-in, but the far marjority of cheap ones do not and should be treated as though it's a drop, cheap charger, or power hiccup is likely to case a fueled fire/explosion. That's not to say they'll explode every time you drop them, but there have been a lot of fires recently because people think these are just "bigger and more powerful batteries that anybody can use". Despite cheap Chinese gear taking them, that's a pretty dangerous thing to use unless you're using them responsibly.
Now, should you do it? I can't say. That's up to you. Plenty of people have been just fine. But some have also lost their homes because they didn't realize this. So, it's up to you. I'm just posting this so you can make an informed decision. :-)
(This reply is not meant to single out HonestSoda100 - I'm just referring to that reference to the 18650 batteries. As HonestSoda100 suggests, there is quite a rabbit hole to go down if you do want to use 18650 batteries. This is why you have to pay such a high price for Ryobi's version of them. Or any other repackaged 18650 battery like this deal lists.)
Some sources:
- https://www.cpsc.gov/Newsroom/New...er-Devices
- (gruesome warning) https://www.nbcnews.com/health/he...s-n1032901
- https://www.today.com/news/loose-...or-t208884
- https://www.theatlantic
- https://battlebornbatte
* Watt hours is a unit that is universally comparable, so you can compare everything from a AA to the battery pack on a Tesla model S accurately if compared in watt hours. Capacity can also vary with discharge current and temperature, but that is further down the rabbit hole.
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That said, I think these can be charged with common cell phone charging blocks and usb-c cables - but would need to confirm that's the case.
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That said, I think these can be charged with common cell phone charging blocks and usb-c cables - but would need to confirm that's the case.
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If you're building a protective enclosure and building power-protection circuitry to be used with 18650 batteries, that's great. And there are even be some 18650 batteries that do have such things built-in, but the far marjority of cheap ones do not and should be treated as though it's a drop, cheap charger, or power hiccup is likely to case a fueled fire/explosion. That's not to say they'll explode every time you drop them, but there have been a lot of fires recently because people think these are just "bigger and more powerful batteries that anybody can use". Despite cheap Chinese gear taking them, that's a pretty dangerous thing to use unless you're using them responsibly.
Now, should you do it? I can't say. That's up to you. Plenty of people have been just fine. But some have also lost their homes because they didn't realize this. So, it's up to you. I'm just posting this so you can make an informed decision. :-)
(This reply is not meant to single out HonestSoda100 - I'm just referring to that reference to the 18650 batteries. As HonestSoda100 suggests, there is quite a rabbit hole to go down if you do want to use 18650 batteries. This is why you have to pay such a high price for Ryobi's version of them. Or any other repackaged 18650 battery like this deal lists.)
Some sources:
- https://www.cpsc.gov/Newsroom/New...er-Devices
- (gruesome warning) https://www.nbcnews.com/health/he...s-n1032901
- https://www.today.com/news/loose-...or-t208884
- https://www.theatlantic
- https://battlebornbatte
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