Amazon has SKIL PWR CORE 12 2 x 2.0Ah 12V USB-C Battery and Charger Starter Kit Including Two 2.0Ah Batteries and 20W PD Charger for $49.99. Shipping is free.
- 60W USB-C PD 3.0 PORT - Up to 12X higher power than USB-A to power a wide range of devices
- MULTIFUNCTIONAL 20W CHARGER - Charges USB-C compatible SKIL batteries and other devices, fully charges 2.0Ah USB-C battery in 85 minutes
- LED FUEL GAUGE - Displays current battery charge status
- TWO-WAY RAPID CHARGING - Charge the battery or personal devices via the USB-C port
- ONE BATTERY, MANY TOOLS - Compatible with all 12V products in the SKIL PWR CORE 12 system
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...X0DER&th=1
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looks like 4ah does dip to 50 once in awhile. i still can't bring myself to buy an off brand
It's weird SKIL didn't make 6Ah batteries for their 12V tools. I am guessing the tools were meant for light duty short tasks that don't need 6Ah batteries?
The aftermarket 6Ah battery in my ⅜ impact wrench removed all 20 lug nuts and placed them all back on my 90 ft lb torque Jetta.
The 2 Ah dipped to 50% after removing 2 wheels.
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I rolled the dice and got 2 aftermarket 6Ah batteries for under $80 after taxes.
No complaints 1 year later on both ⅜ impact wrench and impact driver. both have 125 ft lb torque specs.
I wish they made the SKIL 12V wrench with similar specs of the KOBALT brand that go for $79 on sale.
The SKIL impact driver has plenty enough torque for assembling furniture, repairing my wood picket fence including gate hinges and my entire kitchen cabinets with island install on speed 1. Speed 3 was TOO MUCH.
My FLEX tools and Milwaukee M12 impact driver and impact wrench are collecting dust in the basement.
This was deliberate. I thought SKIL did this to release high torque and RPMs 12V tools later, but it looks like they will not.
The same with their 20V line . That's why I got the M12 Line, perfect for my DIY projects.
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