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frontpage Posted by Setinstone421 6 months ago
4-Pack (2x 2.0Ah + 2x 4.0Ah) DeWALT 20V MAX Lithium-Ion Batteries
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I would say in general they should last average home owners 7 years or more. Buy a few and cycle them regularly. Store / charge inside your house. Even if they degrade, they'll still hold a percentage of their original capacity. You can make a few cuts, drive a few screws, and just recharge them for next time.
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I would say in general they should last average home owners 7 years or more. Buy a few and cycle them regularly. Store / charge inside your house. Even if they degrade, they'll still hold a percentage of their original capacity. You can make a few cuts, drive a few screws, and just recharge them for next time.
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I would say in general they should last average home owners 7 years or more. Buy a few and cycle them regularly. Store / charge inside your house. Even if they degrade, they'll still hold a percentage of their original capacity. You can make a few cuts, drive a few screws, and just recharge them for next time.
Heat is the primary enemy. Don't store them in extreme temps and swap batteries if you're using for a while.
Also don't run them until they're empty. Its best to run them to 20% then recharge. That's why my 2amp ones will die on me first. They run out of juice while using my blower and trimmer so I'm killing their cycles every time.
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Heat is the primary enemy. Don't store them in extreme temps and swap batteries if you're using for a while.
Also don't run them until they're empty. Its best to run them to 20% then recharge. That's why my 2amp ones will die on me first. They run out of juice while using my blower and trimmer so I'm killing their cycles every time.
I highly recommend the 2ah batteries.
I use them for hand tools such as drills and jig saws though. Not yard equipment.
These should be less worrisome for counterfeit
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I highly recommend the 2ah batteries.
But (like you) I've been impressed wtih the 2ah, as most of the time they have enough juice for most projects...