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expiredStrongMoney163 posted Today 01:11 PM
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DeWalt DXAEOBD Battery Maintainer for Use with 20V Battery - YMMV - $9

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Amazon has the "DeWalt DXAEOBD Professional 1 Amp Battery Maintainer for Use with 20V DeWalt Lithium Battery Pack"

It plugs in to your OBD port and maintains your vehicle battery via a Dewalt 20-volt battery.

Price: $12.85 $13.06

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Previously front page at $13, popular at $15

https://www.amazon.com/DXAEOBD-Pr...B09Y7M9C82
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Amazon has the "DeWalt DXAEOBD Professional 1 Amp Battery Maintainer for Use with 20V DeWalt Lithium Battery Pack"

It plugs in to your OBD port and maintains your vehicle battery via a Dewalt 20-volt battery.

Price: $12.85 $13.06

Clip coupon >>> $8.99

The price fluctuates daily, and the coupon could be regional.

In addition, I only see this coupon when I am logged in.

... so YMMV

Update: I am no longer seeing the coupon (and I'd just decided to buy it)

Previously front page at $13, popular at $15

https://www.amazon.com/DXAEOBD-Pr...B09Y7M9C82

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Model: DeWalt DXAEOBD Professional 1 Amp Battery Maintainer for Use with 20V DeWalt Lithium Battery Pack

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Today 01:47 PM
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NordsToday 01:47 PM
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showing up "$12.85" in the midwest.
Was gunna buy one if the coupon was available, but its not
Today 02:24 PM
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MoparnjToday 02:24 PM
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$12.85 in New England too. Bought it anyway, because for under $13 grabbing one of my many Dewalt tool batteries sounds way easier than dragging out a second car battery and making sure it's charged for my current memory backup.
Today 03:09 PM
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EcoCheapToday 03:09 PM
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Coupon worked for me in California. The product reviews are great from some and faulty from others. Worth a shot at $9. Thanks OP
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Today 03:19 PM
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NordsToday 03:19 PM
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Quote from EcoCheap :
Coupon worked for me in California. The product reviews are great from some and faulty from others. Worth a shot at $9. Thanks OP
thats because dumb people don't read the directions, and use it incorrectly.
I guess dewalt could have done a better job in the instruction book, but all the good reviews are from people who can read, the bad ones are from people who have no clue how to use it....

As long as you can read the instruction book, and read a few reviews for verification, it should be a good product.

I decided to buy it even though its not the $9 one you are getting
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ArcticatToday 03:27 PM
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Not so great reviews...
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Bexter86Today 03:36 PM
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No coupon for me, CA
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joeystalinToday 03:40 PM
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does this do any desulfation? i could see that being a big benefit. seems like minimal utility to save vehicle settings when changing the battery once every 4-5 years.
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JulianT24Today 03:48 PM
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I don't see the clipable coupon.
Today 03:51 PM
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big mikeToday 03:51 PM
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This is a OBD port plug in to maintain "memory" while changing car batteries. It can help with storage, but you have to realize that's not what it's designed for and it stops if you change the battery unless you also unplug it from the obd and plug it back in. Many of the negative reviews are caused by that. Ultimately if you're not a mechanic you probably dont need this, even at this price.
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Quote from joeystalin :
does this do any desulfation? i could see that being a big benefit. seems like minimal utility to save vehicle settings when changing the battery once every 4-5 years.
It's more of a memory saver than a battery charger. When you plug it in to the OBDII port it keeps your accessories powered for one hour, which is long enough to change the battery or whatever. After one hour it goes to sleep. From there, it wakes up and checks your charge level every 5 hours, topping you off if voltage has dropped enough from full.

So, yeah, not really for restoring or charging batteries. It's for maintaining the time and presets when disconnecting/changing a battery and it's for keeping the battery charged when you have to park a vehicle for a long time. I guess it can also help if you have a phantom power drain that hasn't been addressed.
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Today 04:20 PM
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Will this work with a 60v flex volt battery? I see this is a obd2 port tool , this winter I would use it on a classic w/o one if I bought it. I'm sure it's not difficult to convert or get a female obd2 port and make an adapter. I wonder what kind of run time I'd get? Flexvolt 9.0 would I get a few weeks?
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LavenderRose3394Today 04:39 PM
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Quote from RelaxedPenguin2752 :
Will this work with a 60v flex volt battery? I see this is a obd2 port tool , this winter I would use it on a classic w/o one if I bought it. I'm sure it's not difficult to convert or get a female obd2 port and make an adapter. I wonder what kind of run time I'd get? Flexvolt 9.0 would I get a few weeks?
Yes, FlexVolt batteries work with any 20V tool.
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tai_sonToday 04:45 PM
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$3.98 off coupon come up with $9.30 price for me in CA. However, there are 25% 1-star review. For me, 10% 1-star will automatic sounds the alarm, 15% or above 1-star is a no go.
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DL_Today 05:16 PM
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Quote from tai_son :
$3.98 off coupon come up with $9.30 price for me in CA. However, there are 25% 1-star review. For me, 10% 1-star will automatic sounds the alarm, 15% or above 1-star is a no go.
Sounds like the reviews are from people who didnt RTFM.
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Today 05:23 PM
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MarcA316Today 05:23 PM
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After coupon it is $18. It states I saved $8.

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