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DeWALT POWERSTACK 20V MAX 5.0 Ah + 1.7 Ah Batteries + DCB1104 Charger Expired
$119
$299.00
+ Free S/H w/ Prime
Woot! has DeWALT POWERSTACK 20V MAX 5.0 Ah + 1.7 Ah Batteries + DCB1104 Charger Bundle (DCBP315-2C) on sale for $118.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
Thanks to Community Member monuttzz for sharing this deal.
Includes:
Thanks to Community Member monuttzz for sharing this deal.
Includes:
- 1x 20-Volt MAX POWERSTACK 5.0Ah battery
- 1x 20-Volt MAX POWERSTACK 1.7Ah battery
- 1x DCB1104 Charger for 12-Volt, 20-Volt and 60-Volt MAX batteries
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Edited April 13, 2024
at 04:23 PM
Longtime lurker, first time poster. Found this when looking for at the 2 1.7ah powerstack deal but that didn't come with the charger. This comes with the newer upgraded charger and a much bigger second battery for only $37 more. I hope this helps!
https://tools.woot.com/offers/dew...7ah-chgr-8
https://tools.woot.com/offers/dew...7ah-chgr-8
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Couldn't confirm the lifespan of the powerstacks being 2x as much since I use my warranty trick to keep my batteries fresh before the 3 year warranty goes out. Never had an issue and only spent about $250 on my initial set (8ah, 3ah, 2ah) and I have multiples of each now. Been using the 20V line since it came out.
When the compact POWERSTACK was released, one of the marketing points was the small size to capacity ratio. However, the 5.0Ah POWERSTACK (which was released a year later) is actually slightly bigger than the 5.0Ah XR battery.
When the compact POWERSTACK was released, one of the marketing points was the small size to capacity ratio. However, the 5.0Ah POWERSTACK (which was released a year later) is actually slightly bigger than the 5.0Ah XR battery.
For complete transparency, I might be slightly tainted since I got two of these kits for $99 all in from a previous deal but, given that that deal is no longer available, it's moot to the valuation.
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Because Dewalt 60v is designed to be compatible with 20v tools and chargers. It would probably confuse more people than it helped if they dropped battery chargers that specifically mention 60v, when all 20v chargers are already compatible.
That said, the Rapid Charge models are designed with 60v in mind as they have much higher output and internal fans to recharge those higher AH Flexvolt batteries quickly. Those are the yellow models, DCB118 & DCB104. Even those only mention 20v on the device itself, but are marketed toward 60v on product listings.
If you've got some 9AH FlexVolt batteries, you'll def want a rapid charger to speed things up.
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In Europe it's the same where the DCB1104 says 12V/18V rather than 12V/18V/54V. Although, interestingly, the DCB1106 says 12V/14.4V/18V (over here it's marked 12V/20V). The only 14.4V DeWalt batteries I know of are the old NiCads with the different form factor, so I really don't know which 14.4V batteries work on that.
Couldn't confirm the lifespan of the powerstacks being 2x as much since I use my warranty trick to keep my batteries fresh before the 3 year warranty goes out. Never had an issue and only spent about $250 on my initial set (8ah, 3ah, 2ah) and I have multiples of each now. Been using the 20V line since it came out.
I mean, it's not a trick, it's fraud. But whatever.
Many such cases