Home Depot has DeWALT 20V Max Lithium Ion 6.0Ah + 4.0Ah Battery/Charger Starter Kit (DCB2460C) on sale for $97. Shipping is free, otherwise, select free ship to store.
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Thanks to community member myfiremanishuge for finding this deal.
Includes:
DeWALT 20V Max 6.0Ah Lithium Ion Battery (DCB206)
DeWALT 20V Max 4.0Ah Lithium Ion Battery (DCB204)
DeWALT 12V/20V Max Lithium Ion 4 Amp Charger (DCB1104)
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Home Depot has DeWALT 20V Max Lithium Ion 6.0Ah + 4.0Ah Battery/Charger Starter Kit (DCB2460C) on sale for $97. Shipping is free, otherwise, select free ship to store.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
Thanks to community member myfiremanishuge for finding this deal.
Includes:
DeWALT 20V Max 6.0Ah Lithium Ion Battery (DCB206)
DeWALT 20V Max 4.0Ah Lithium Ion Battery (DCB204)
DeWALT 12V/20V Max Lithium Ion 4 Amp Charger (DCB1104)
Model: DeWalt 20V MAX DCB246CK Lithium-Ion 4Ah and 6Ah Battery and Charger Starter Kit
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Not correct in the cell size or in being a better deal?
I snagged the Lowe's deal but am thinking of cancelling it for this as I do not need the 2A because I already have a bunch of little batteries
Not the correct cell size.
As for the deal, that's subjective.
I'd rather have 4 batteries. Two of the 4Ah are fine. I don't need a 6Ah one. for all it does for me is add weight.
I have flashlights and other stuff that the 2Ah are good for. Or when I just have some quick work with my compact Dewalt tools.
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I missed the 2x 4ah and 2x 2ah deal so I'll snag this one!
I've got 2x 2ah batteries already, and for most work with my atomic drill and impact driver, having 2x 2ah batteries is perfect. When I need to use my 6.5" circular saw though, it dies quick. After building garden boxes and a chicken coop this year, time to get some longer lasting batteries!
Military and veterans, if you have military exchange privileges, you can purchase this item tax free with the additional 10% discount (my total was $87.30). I shop through the home depot link at "shopmyexchange.com", which lets you shop home depot and put the items into your exchange cart for check out. The items then ship from home depot. This works great, I have used it several times.
Military and veterans, if you have military exchange privileges, you can purchase this item tax free with the additional 10% discount (my total was $87.30). I shop through the home depot link at "shopmyexchange.com", which lets you shop home depot and put the items into your exchange cart for check out. The items then ship from home depot. This works great, I have used it several times.
I have shopped online there but was unaware this was possible.
That is incorrect, sources on web show the 4Ah (thin profile) and 6Ah batteries having 21700 cells which are far superior than the 18500 cells https://www.reddit.com/r/Dewalt/c...batteries/
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Not the correct cell size.
As for the deal, that's subjective.
I'd rather have 4 batteries. Two of the 4Ah are fine. I don't need a 6Ah one. for all it does for me is add weight.
I have flashlights and other stuff that the 2Ah are good for. Or when I just have some quick work with my compact Dewalt tools.
That is incorrect, sources on web show the 4Ah (thin profile) and 6Ah batteries having 21700 cells which are far superior than the 18500 cells https://www.reddit.com/r/Dewalt/c...batteries/
What's incorrect?
The choice and layout of what batteries someone wants, is very subjective. There's no away around that being subjective.
No current DeWalt battery has 18500 cells.
So, what part are you saying is incorrect?
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This is not correct.
I snagged the Lowe's deal but am thinking of cancelling it for this as I do not need the 2A because I already have a bunch of little batteries
I snagged the Lowe's deal but am thinking of cancelling it for this as I do not need the 2A because I already have a bunch of little batteries
Not the correct cell size.
As for the deal, that's subjective.
I'd rather have 4 batteries. Two of the 4Ah are fine. I don't need a 6Ah one. for all it does for me is add weight.
I have flashlights and other stuff that the 2Ah are good for. Or when I just have some quick work with my compact Dewalt tools.
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I've got 2x 2ah batteries already, and for most work with my atomic drill and impact driver, having 2x 2ah batteries is perfect. When I need to use my 6.5" circular saw though, it dies quick. After building garden boxes and a chicken coop this year, time to get some longer lasting batteries!
https://www.reddit.com/r/Dewalt/c...batteries/
As for the deal, that's subjective.
I'd rather have 4 batteries. Two of the 4Ah are fine. I don't need a 6Ah one. for all it does for me is add weight.
I have flashlights and other stuff that the 2Ah are good for. Or when I just have some quick work with my compact Dewalt tools.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Dewalt/c..._the_same/
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https://www.reddit.com/r/Dewalt/c...batteries/
What's incorrect?
The choice and layout of what batteries someone wants, is very subjective. There's no away around that being subjective.
No current DeWalt battery has 18500 cells.
So, what part are you saying is incorrect?
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