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DeWalt and Ryobi batteries are the same voltage. DeWalt just labels them at their maximum fully charged voltage and Ryobi labels them at their operating voltage.
Notice that there is always on asterisk when DeWalt talks about their 20V MAX* batteries. This asterisk points to this fine print:*Maximum initial battery voltage (measured without a workload) is 20 volts. Nominal voltage is 18.
Which adapter did you get? My Dyson batteries are still under 1 year but I hear a lot of people don't get more than a few years. And my Ryobi batteries keep reproducing!!
I did the same thing. Just got a cheap one on eBay and it works great! Much longer run time than stock and more powerful too
The Dyson batteries are garbage. You can vaccum on Max for like 7 minutes till it dies. I can vaccuum my entire 3000 sq ft house on max using the Ryobi battery.
Most of the negative reviews (and some positive reviews) specifically said it does NOT work well for max because of lower voltage from the Ryobi battery than Dyson.
Most of the negative reviews (and some positive reviews) specifically said it does NOT work well for max because of lower voltage from the Ryobi battery than Dyson.
That's for the 2A Ryobi batteries. Multiple reviews say it works fine on Max with the 4A ones. Which is the one I use. The voltage is close enough and it works fine. I've been using it for about 6 months like this and max is all I use.
I have given up on reviving these. Not worth the effort. Once they start to flake in high power tools I'll mark them and use them in low power tools like small fan, glue gun, light, etc. So far that has worked well for me.
Does anyone know if in store still have the $80 clearance for these two? I haven't had time to go to the store. I need to return a battery so I'll stop by this week.
DeWalt and Ryobi batteries are the same voltage. DeWalt just labels them at their maximum fully charged voltage and Ryobi labels them at their operating voltage.
Notice that there is always on asterisk when DeWalt talks about their 20V MAX* batteries. This asterisk points to this fine print:
*Maximum initial battery voltage (measured without a workload) is 20 volts. Nominal voltage is 18.
Does anyone know if in store still have the $80 clearance for these two? I haven't had time to go to the store. I need to return a battery so I'll stop by this week.
I checked these at my HD in San Antonio on 2/6, and they only went down to $98.00.
DeWalt and Ryobi batteries are the same voltage. DeWalt just labels them at their maximum fully charged voltage and Ryobi labels them at their operating voltage.
Notice that there is always on asterisk when DeWalt talks about their 20V MAX* batteries. This asterisk points to this fine print:
*Maximum initial battery voltage (measured without a workload) is 20 volts. Nominal voltage is 18.
If you need a ho 6.0 this is decent. Id rather wait.
I'm sure someone will be happy to snag these up
There's is ryobi battery info on reddit. The 6ah batteries are supposed to be better quality cells. There is also an entirely new type of ryobi battery coming out soon called edge.
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Notice that there is always on asterisk when DeWalt talks about their 20V MAX* batteries. This asterisk points to this fine print:*Maximum initial battery voltage (measured without a workload) is 20 volts. Nominal voltage is 18.
https://www.dewalt.com/systems/co...tforms/20v
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The Dyson batteries are garbage. You can vaccum on Max for like 7 minutes till it dies. I can vaccuum my entire 3000 sq ft house on max using the Ryobi battery.
I have given up on reviving these. Not worth the effort. Once they start to flake in high power tools I'll mark them and use them in low power tools like small fan, glue gun, light, etc. So far that has worked well for me.
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https://www.amazon.com/TPDL-Dewal...979CM?th=1 [amazon.com]
but you would need a dewalt 20v battery as they are higher voltage.
Notice that there is always on asterisk when DeWalt talks about their 20V MAX* batteries. This asterisk points to this fine print:
Notice that there is always on asterisk when DeWalt talks about their 20V MAX* batteries. This asterisk points to this fine print:
|https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C6GBR...merRe
and be amazed at how much life it gives your Dyson.
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I'm sure someone will be happy to snag these up
https://www.reddit.com/r/ryobi/co...ame=iossmf
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