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Jeff Liebermann
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LiIon charger ct (correction: NiCad)
On Sat, 6 Apr 2019 13:40:38 -0700 (PDT),
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I was about to say... I don't do much electrical work any more, but an electric drill battery that is lithium ?
I've never heard that.
Most every cordless electric drill made in the last 3 years uses
lithium ion batteries. I have a modest collection of DeWalt cordless
tools that run on LiIon batteries. I don't own one (yet), but you can
get just about any power tool with LiIon battery power. For exmple:
https://www.dewalt.com/products/power-tools/shop-by-cordless-platform
https://www.dewalt.com/products/power-tools/flexvolt/flexvolt-tools
I recently had to clear a fallen tree and borrowed a LiIon powered
chain saw because of a noise problem. It worked very nicely. However,
I didn't rush out and buy one because of the $500 tool+battery cost.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5J9pI8bUno
I've also converted my ancient Makita NiCd and NiMH electric drills to
run on LiIon batteries. The battery has to be charged externally
using a RC model airplane charger, but that was easy enough.
Or, just go to Home Despot and look at the power tool section. I
would guess(tm) that about 90% of the cordless tools offered use a
LiIon battery. You can still find NiCd and NiMH powered cordless
tools, but those are decreasing in number.
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