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I’ve opened my DCD925 battery the other day…it has 12 18650 cells. I guess it’s 2P6S.
Other tools use 5 cells in series instead of these 6.
Do you happen do know how many cells the other Dewalt lithium batteries use?
QuoteHow much is 18?
Legal.
As for the cells I have no idea.
the flexvolt has 3 rows of 5
18v nominal usually is 2 rows of 5
dewalt use 10 18650 series to get 18v
pancing wrote:
6 hours ago, pancing said:dewalt use 10 18650 series to get 18v
In many cases, it’s 5 in series (or ten total: two parallel banks of 5).
But in my battery, I can count 12 cells in total. Linked two by two in parallel, that means there are six in series!
Martini wrote:
3 minutes ago, Martini said:In many cases, it’s 5 in series (or ten total: two parallel banks of 5).
But in my battery, I can count 12 cells in total. Linked two by two in parallel, that means there are six in series!
can you post the internal of the battery?
yeah that might be the xrp extended run time pack
It’s a DE9180.
It doesn’t mention XRP (might be older, goes on a Type 10 DCD925) but NANO technology.
Martini wrote:
4 minutes ago, Martini said:It’s a DE9180.
It doesn’t mention XRP (might be older, goes on a Type 10 DCD925) but NANO technology.
I’m not sure what that is then I’ve seen pictures on google about that battery but I only count 10 batteries 2 on each side 6 in the middle I’m not exactly sure where you’re getting the extra 2 from because 12 batteries would be 24V full charge and 21.6v nominal
pancing wrote:
1 hour ago, pancing said:I’m not exactly sure where you’re getting the extra 2 from
Martini wrote:
1 hour ago, Martini said:You will count 3 + 3 + 2 + 2 + 2
(The last 2 being between the two rows of 3)
ur gonna have to post a picture man because all the ones I see on google have 2+2 3+3
Martini wrote:
3 hours ago, Martini said:
That was the picture.